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6 weeks and 5 days fetal heartbeat is109 bpm. is it normal?
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Probably okay: Since the heartbeat is above 100 at this point, it's probably okay. The heart just started beating about a week ago. You will likely have another ultrasound in a few weeks to make sure everything is okay. If you have questions, talk to your OB doctor.
Answered 11/7/2014
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