Hello doctor! Is a 9-week fetal heart rate of 180 beats/minute normal or abnormal? Thank you for your advice.

Hello doctor! This is my first pregnancy, I had a transvaginal ultrasound, the result of the fetal heart rate at 6 weeks and 4 days was 110. So I would like to ask, is a transvaginal ultrasound at 6 weeks and 4 days, fetal heart rate 110 too slow?

I went for a check-up at 6 weeks and there was a fetal heartbeat. Now I am 9 weeks pregnant and I went for a check-up again and there is no fetal heartbeat. Doctor, can you tell me why there is a fetal heartbeat at 6 weeks but no fetal heartbeat at 9 weeks? Thank you, doctor.

During the second trimester of pregnancy, when the fetus has risk factors and suspected abnormalities, to confirm more firmly, doctors will advise the mother and family to perform a chorionic villus biopsy.

One of the important milestones of pregnancy is the 17th week of pregnancy. This is the time when the fetus begins to move, so mothers often pay special attention to the baby in the womb. However, not all mothers know what the normal heart rate is for a 17-week-old fetus.

Non-stress is only an indirect test, so caution is needed when drawing a conclusion about the results obtained, in which the absence of an increase in the rate and the loss of intrinsic oscillation of the fetal heart rate can have a pathological meaning of the fetal condition and is more of an alarm sign than a real diagnosis.

Non-stress test is one of the tests that pregnant mothers need to perform during pregnancy, especially 1-2 months before the expected date of birth. This is a prenatal test that helps doctors monitor the fetal heart rate when the baby is resting and when the baby is active (fetal movement).

CTG assessment is a systematic and comprehensive assessment. Any deviations beyond the normal curves should be recognized and analyzed to reach a correct conclusion during labor monitoring, to avoid late or unnecessary interventions for the mother and fetus.

During labor, monitoring uterine contractions and fetal heart rate is extremely important, helping to assess fetal abnormalities, ensuring the safety of mother and baby.

Fetal echocardiography is a method used to diagnose congenital heart defects in the prenatal stage. Therefore, doctors often recommend performing an echocardiogram to diagnose, detect early and have appropriate treatment methods.

The formation of the fetal heart is a special time in pregnancy. The heartbeat indicates the existence of the fetus in the mother's womb, the first pregnancy memory of many parents. During pregnancy, the fetus's heart will have many changes in the development process, affecting its function, size, and beat.