Not necessarily.The relationship between fetal heart rate and neurological damage to the fetus is not clear. Usually, persistent fetal bradycardia often suggests the presence of hypoxia, and the presence of…
Fetal bradycardia is often indicative of fetal hypoxia or congenital heart disease, which can lead to fetal death if left untreated and the symptoms worsen. In addition, fetal bradycardia due…
This needs to be determined by the severity of the symptoms.If the fetal heart rate is between 100 and 110 beats/min, the fetus will mostly survive with prompt treatment; if…