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Im 35 weeks pregnant with fhs if 38 should i be worried ? or is it nornal?
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Fetal Heart Beat: At 35 weeks, fetal heart rate should be much higher. It may only be an error in your counting, but With a rate of 38, you should call your obstetrician or if unable, the obstetric nurse where you intend to deliver, and call right now.
Answered 4/3/2020
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