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Heartbeat
Hearing their baby's heart beat for the first time can be the thrill of a lifetime -- at least, until the birth -- for expectant parents.
Monitoring the baby's heart rate also is an important diagnostic tool for doctors and nurses throughout the pregnancy. Doctors can monitor the baby's health by listening to his heart rate and rhythm.
Heart Rates
The baby's heart typically begins beating in the fifth week of pregnancy. It begins at a rate of 80-85 beats per minute (bpm), but speeds up to the range of 155-195 by the ninth week....
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My period is very irregular every month, I been 19 days late before. My last period was May 19th and on June 20th I was at the hospital for abdominal pain which resulted in a UTI, they did a pregnancy test at the hospital and it came out negative. Then on June 24th I had the follow up at the doctor and they did another test and once again it came out negative. I had sex with my husband on the very next day June 25th. Now on July 16th I went to the doctor for a regulat gyno check out and test came out positive. Today July 18th I decided to go to the hospital to check myself since im having cramps and irregular pink discharge. The ultrasound didnt find any baby developing, only a sac.. What can this mean??
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