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I had a ultrasound today to check the prgress of my baby because I miscarriaged prior.
The ultrasound showed me to be about 6 weeks and two days and the heart rate was 91BPM, is this normal or is this considered brady?

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Female , Age: 30years

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It is very common for fluctuations in fetal hearbeats to occur. The normal rate is between 120-150 beats per minute, but this can vary. It can rise to as much as 200, or drop as low as 100. At this point I would not stress over it, since this is very normal. Typically the heart really isn't monitored until later on in pregnancy, at about 24 weeks or more.

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I was wondering because I found several websites that had research of fetal heart rates that were low early on had a 80% chance of miscarrying.

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