Pregant and doctor said that the baby heart beat is slow what are some options?

Fetal bradycardia is: Usually transient, but may be important. If it persists, your OB may refer to a pediatric cardiologist who specializes in prenatal diagnosis of congenital heart disease & cardiac arrhythmias & to a perinatologist or fetal-maternal medicine specialist. Other causes include maternal medications, maternal hypotension &, depending on gestational age, compression of the umbilical cord.

Depends on how slow: If heart rate of fetus is slower than 100 beats/minute definitely would recommend a high risk perinatal/pediatric cardiology opinion. Also recommend work up for maternal sle.

Fetal heart : It is important to know how slow , baby might have heart block they should do detailed fetal echo ...