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I was wondering if it is normal for a baby doppler continually pickup a heart rate in the upper 130s lower 140s in my groin area but a rate in the 80s-90s in my chest?
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Different source: The 130's plus rate is the fetus while the 80's plus rate is yours. We expect these to differ based on the location they are found.
Answered 12/30/2020
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