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Baby heart bpm @ 8 weeks 164 is that a boy a girl
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Tachycardia: Infant heart rates over 120 are common, but 164 beats per minute is very fast and,if accurate, warrants prompt evaluation by your pediatrician. This rapid rate could be a primary cardiac arrhythmia or be secondary to an illness. Evaluation should be done in the hospital emergency room where EKG as well as other testing can be done promptly.
Answered 8/21/2016
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Boy or Girl: You have a 50% chance no matter the heart rate.
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