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Doctor says heartbeat at 6 weeks is low...and to be prepared to miscarry?
Yesterday I went for my first ultrasound at 6w3d. My initial ultrasound was not until 7 weeks but I was having pain in my lower right abdomen so I went for an ultrasound right away. The ultrasound revealed I have an ovarian cyst and a 3mm tear on right ovary. My doctor also said that the baby's heart rate is only 90bpm and that this is very low and it could be a sign I may have a spontaneous miscarriage... I Google regular heart rate at 6 weeks and got many answers... does anyone have any personal experiance with this? Said there is nothing I can do to prevent it from happening and if it doesn't happen there will be another ultrasound in two weeks. As for the cyst and tear, apparently it's not a concern but still causing me pain. Any help is appreciated thank you
I had a ovarion cysts and that turned out ok but good luck with the heart rate
I say stay positive and do not stress. Do your best not to worry about miscarriage. Doctor always want to prepare you for the worse but I pray your little one is ok.
At 6 weeks 4 days, my baby's HB was at 110, I thought it was very low! I'm now 39 weeks 5 days, waiting for my little man to get here soon!
Unfortunately the only way I can get a second opinion is if I goto emergency... that's an 8 hour wait. I guess I'll have to wait and see what happens just seeing if anyone else has had a similar experiance. Did the heart just start beating? The tech said it was hard to find the heartbeat because it was still early days.
yes thats pretty low. maybe try to relax and hope for the best. i believe around 120 is normal but hey maybe the baby wasnt in a good position anythings possible maybe go for a sec opinion but dont tell them anything see what they say.
The website is american pregnancy xx
http://*****************.org/pregnancy-complications/early-fetal-development/
A heart rate of 90 BPM appears to be normal according to the above website.
Good luck!!! Hope everything is ok xx
A heart rate of 90 BPM appears to be normal according to the above website.
Good luck!!! Hope everything is ok xx
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