Patient's question:
At 23 weeks of gestation, a four-dimensional ultrasound was performed, showing data HR: 145 bpm/min. In the MRI findings, it indicated that the fetal heart rate is irregular. What kind of help is needed: I would like to ask if the data is normal? What is the cause of the irregular heart rate? What issues need to be paid attention to?Doctor's answer:
A 4D ultrasound was performed on the fetus at 23 weeks, with the data HR showing 145 bpm/min. The magnetic resonance imaging suggests irregular fetal heart rate. It is recommended that your baby's heart rate is within the normal range, generally between 120 and 160, with the main issue being irregular rhythm, meaning the intervals are different. Please wait and see. Since the baby is still small, there are no specific treatment methods at this time. It is advised to maintain a positive mood, avoid tension, ensure sufficient deep sleep, and wait for the next follow-up ultrasound to see if the baby's heart rate returns to a regular rhythm.