Hibebe

I have a fetal monitor HiBebe ... heart rate showing that it varies ... lot. A second, he said 240, the next 123, next 135, etc. .. How do I find my heart rate and is my baby?

240 !?!?!? You do not know what it is.

Yours will be below 100.
120-160 is your baby!

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Home heart rate those are so hard to say, I had one and you could never say, the frequency they use for your doctor is a powerful sound, you need when your baby is small. ... You have to keep really still and varies the sound waves bounce back to have ear ... Do not worry baby - everything is normal. If your concerened yet - ask your doc, they can give you a check up pro.

I hope yours is not very high, so I guess it's for babies. You do not twins are you, since you have found two very different readings.

I want to take your monitor with you to your next doctor appointment and ask your doctor. He will be able to show you the best place to get an accurate reading and how to get it.

so if your baby has a heartbeat or 240 .... it would explode ... My daughters heart rate rose to 196 and I was put in section C of emergency have delivered so that it can be treated for her s. 125-170 .. is usually the range ... He can pick up the sounds of the placenta that sounds like a heart rate of the machine because the "home" monitors are not doplar ... but the placenta is more rapid survey ... A heart rate of infants is continually changing ... If you've always got a constant 135 ... there is a problem because changes in heart rate during changes in respiration and circulation of the mother and child if you should ever have a constant for more than a few seconds ... I would look for the range of 125-170 is probably nothing to be read properly ...

The fluctuation of heart rate means that your baby itself launched the monitor. And when his superior, that means the baby is active and a decrease in heart rate: the baby is prob. sleep. I am pregnant for the 4th time and my twin blow the other off the monitor every time the numbers go up and down constantly.

Yeah ... it's really the dilemma ... that fetal monitors are very sensitive and can give false reading a lot of time .... especially if you do not use it correctly. The fetal heart rate is usually 120-180 before week 28 of gestation. then 32 weeks to 40 weeks, it is usually 120-160 and about the birth, it is usual to have a heart rate of 100-140. The instructions are ... 1 - ing down quietly for 15 minutes before you want to take the reading in the left lateral position. 2 - Apply the gel and place the head on the surface gelled with light pressure. 3 - Always count your own pulse before ... so you can say that reading that you take and keep the head Doppler for at least two minutes before taking the final readings ... In any case, the fetal monitors have been made for the early detection of fetal hearts in the configuration of emergency and maternity services must be handled with care ..