My Baby's Heart Beat Is Very Slow. - At 8 Weeks 2 Days It's 53

My baby's heart beat is very slow.

Asked for Female, 33 Years

At 8 weeks 2 days it's 53 bpm. What can be done I have already suffered two miscarriage since past two years. My last LMP was 12th May. I want to know what decision can be taken.

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