i can't give you a very good answer because i'm not sure what you're basing your analysis on. did an ob-gyn or nurse-midwife tell you your baby's heartbeat was slow? if so the medical professional should have advised you about exactly what this means if anything about the health of your unborn child. be aware that a baby's heartbeat in the womb starts out very fast at around 180 beats per minute and then slows down into a range around 120-160 beats per minute for the rest of the pregnancy. so if you've noticed a decrease in heart rate around the 12th week of pregnancy this may be normal. i suggest you contact your health care provider to find out what a slow fetal heartbeat means in terms of potential miscarriage. wishing you and your baby all the best!
what can i do to get the baby's heartbeat up while pregnant. my baby's heartbeat is low and i want to know if there is something i can do to get it to come up so i won't have a miscarriage