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36 weeks pregnant and juat got back from triage and they said my baby has decreasea in his heart beat goes down to 99 should tjey have sent me home?
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Complicated: You should discuss with your doctor right away. Without more information it would be inappropriate to give you an opinion. You need to make sure you understand what fetal heart rate changes were present and confirm with your doctor that everything is ok. Call the after hours line now.
Answered 5/1/2013
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