Saw FHR written on my scan report and the doc just nodded and moved on. Forgot to ask matlab what it actually means. Can someone explain in simple words na?
Oh, I totally get why you are asking, I used to obsess over every single letter on my ultrasound reports and stay up all night crying. FHR is just Fetal Heart Rate. It's totally fine, please try not to overthink it.
It stands for Fetal Heart Rate, basically your baby's heartbeat. It can vary a lot throughout pregnancy, so it is always best to let your gynac interpret the scan reports instead of googling and stressing.
Actually FHR is just fetal heart rate, basically baby ka heartbeat rate. I used to get so confused seeing those numbers in ultrasound report, but doctor said anything between 110 to 160 is super normal yaar.
It means Fetal Heart Rate, which is the baby's heartbeat. When I was staying with my parents, we used to get so excited seeing the FHR numbers on the report. Ask your doctor to show you the heartbeat on the screen next time!
Haan na, starting me hume abbreviations samajh nahi aate. FHR matlab Fetal Heart Rate hota hai, baby ki heartbeat. Doctor hi sabse acche se explain kar sakte hain, so stress mat lo.
FHR is just the short form for Fetal Heart Rate, beta. It's the most beautiful sound you'll hear in your scans. Don't worry at all, your doctor is keeping a close eye on it.
It stands for Fetal Heart Rate. It's measured in beats per minute during your ultrasounds. Just keep in mind it changes as the pregnancy progresses, so let your doctor guide you on what's normal.
FHR is just Fetal Heart Rate, meaning how fast your baby's heart is beating. Don't worry if it sounds super fast like 150 bpm, that's completely normal for babies.
