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What is the normal heart rate for a 4 month baby during pregnancy?
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145 + or - 20 points: Fetal heart rate is generally in the mid 140's, but may be 20 points or so higher or lower and is still considered normal. Factors that could affect rate would be maternal fever, illness, or activity. Irregular fetal rhythm would be more concerning.
Answered 11/25/2014
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