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I am 6w today after a letrozole cycle. yesterday (5w6d) fetal heartbeat was 106, at 5w4d it was 100. is this too "low"? i'm worried. 2 previous m/c.
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Follow up visit: Sometimes the fetal heart rate is slightly lower in the 5-6 week range. Your doctor may want to recheck it. We can not really draw prognostic conclusions based on this information
Answered 7/15/2017
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