Re: One more question,

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I am so sorry for your loss

around two weeks >before I had him I had a non stress test cause of lack of movement, it
>took 2 hours before he passed, would this have warranted any further
>investigating ??

if the strip was perfectly reactive, and there were no decelerations at all during the time the baby was on hte monitor, then, assuming normal movements thereafter, no further testing need be done.

I plan on becoming pg. again and want to be sure I >feel confident in my MW. Thanks

you should have a level II US and fetal echocardiogram (US of hte heart) around 18 - 20 weeks in a subsequent pregnancy

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