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I am 28 weeks pregnant and my nurse checked my babies heart rate and said it was around 130...it is usually in the 140s is this normal?
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YES, All ok: A change of 10 beats/minute is considered to be stable and still in the normal range. best wishes.
Answered 6/29/2014
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