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Oct 27 2009 by Heartstrong

My new eBook "You Are What You Drink" can be found @ http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/4830

 
Oct 27 2009 by Heartstrong

fahmee,

I responded to your question via a private email.

 
Oct 26 2009 by fahmee
i am 21 weeks preg and had a visit with a perinatal clinic.where the dr detected a low ventricular rate of 50-60 bpm everything else being normal.He said its a fetal heart block.is he sure or can this be an assumption at this stage.Is there any possibility that my baby s heart rate can improve in the coming weeks and she doesnt have a heart block?I am really worried.They have asked me to come for a follow up US in 4 weeks.Please help
 

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