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6weeks and 4days pregnant and the first sonogram revealed that the fetus heartbeat is only at 99bpm. should i be concerned?
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I see that frequentl: Frequently , u need a repeat us in 1 or 2 weeks at that time ht rate should be over 120 if it is still under 100 at that point , not a good sign.
Answered 6/30/2013
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