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What is the normal fetal heart rate at 8wk 5days pregnant?
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About 140-170 bpm...: At about 8 weeks 5 days the normal embryonic heart rate ranges between 140 to 170 bpm. Best wishes for a safe pregnancy and delivery to whomever this question pertains. Best of health to you, and thank you for using HealthTap!
Answered 9/12/2014
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