Skywin Baby Heartbeat Monitor - 24 Weeks Pregnancy Fetoscope

NOTICE ON HOW TO USE THE Skywin Fetoscope for Baby Heartbeat Detection

Detection of the fetal heartbeat can be as early as 24-30 weeks, but the optimal time is usually between 30-36 weeks in order to hear the faint tones. Normally, the fetal heartbeat is undetectable from 0-24 weeks. To use the Pinard horn for fetal heart monitoring, follow the steps below:

1. Find a quiet and comfortable area and ensure the earpieces are tightly inserted, minimizing outside airflow. Listen to different areas of your belly, especially below the belly button if you are in the 2nd trimester. Place the horn where the baby's heart is located, and add slight pressure for a clear sound. Count the heartbeats, which should generally fall between 120-160 beats per minute.

2. If you do not hear a heartbeat, do not give up! Babies tend to move, so try again at a later time. It's important to remember that it is generally more challenging to detect heart sounds in very young fetuses. Fetoscopes typically aren't strong enough to detect anything until 30-36 weeks gestation, which is about halfway through the second trimester. Please refer to the detailed instruction in the description for more information.

It's important to note that the Skywin Fetoscope for Baby Heartbeat Detection provides an opportunity for heartbeat monitoring, but it should not replace any professional medical care. Regular prenatal check-ups and consultations with healthcare providers are crucial for monitoring the well-being of both the mother and the baby.

Additionally, it's worth mentioning that the fetoscope is designed to listen to fetal heart tones. If it is used to test the heartbeat of an adult, it will not produce a loud and clear sound. The compact and portable design of the Skywin Fetoscope for Baby Heartbeat Detection makes it convenient to carry and use wherever you are, without the need to worry about replacing batteries or recharging it.

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