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Re: Question about u/s_pls read

From: Debbie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 28 Mar 2003 02:18:49 -0600 (CST)


I'm no doctor either but I wouldn't even worry about the heartrate. At 6w 1d my baby's heartrate was 111 and at 7w 1d it averaged between 118 and 124. I am now 17w 2d and the heartrate has been in the 140s at my OB appointments and my 16w sonogram and everything looked normal at that point at least.

At Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Shelie wrote: >
>At Thu, 27 Mar 2003, anon wrote:
>>
>>At Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Kim507 wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>I had 2 m/c so am completely paranoid about this pg
>>>Last week I had my first u/s and knew exactly when I ovulated because I
>>>was on clomid, trigger (HCG) and IUI and baby should have measured 6
>>>weeks 2 or 3 days max
>>>The tech measured the baby at 6 weeks 4 days with a heart rate of 122
>>>I went back today, 1 week later, and the heart rate increased to 155 but
>>>the baby measured 7 weeks 2 days (I initially would not be concerned as
>>>I would expect 7 weeks 3 days, but was concerned compared to last weeks
>>>measurements)
>>>I was very very concerned expecting the baby to measure exactly 1 week
>>>larger at 7 weeks 4 days
>>>Is this normal? Anything to be concerned about
>>>My Dr seemed enthusiastic and said everything looked fine??
>>>
>Personally, I think I would have been more worried about the heartbeat.
>I had asked our tech. when we went in for our 14 week u/s what was
>normal for a hb and he said anything above 120. A hb of 122 seems a
>little slow but I'm no doc.
>Otherwise sounds like everything is fine.
>
>--
>Shelie
>




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