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Im 10 1/2 weeks pregnant. can i use a home heartbeat doppler? is it safe??
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It is safe: but not to use continuous. To listen in on the fetus is always exciting for new parents. The baby's movement is just as important. Enjoy
Answered 5/22/2015
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