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A member asked:
Fetal heartrate measured btwn 132-180 during transvaginal ultrasounds btwn weeks 6-9. an abdominal scan measured 158 at 9 weeks. cause for concern?
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No cause for concern: The baby's heartbeat can be quite variable in early pregnancy and this isn't a cause to worry. Best wishes!
Answered 12/8/2014
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