Fetal Doppler

A fetal Doppler is a handheld ultrasound device used to monitor the heartbeat of a fetus during pregnancy. This non-invasive tool allows expectant parents and healthcare providers to listen to the baby's heartbeat from as early as 10 to 12 weeks into the pregnancy. By emitting ultrasonic waves, the fetal Doppler detects the movement of the fetal heart, providing reassurance and a vital connection between parents and their unborn child. It is commonly used in prenatal check-ups, offering a simple and effective way to ensure the baby's health and well-being. The ability to hear the rapid rhythmic sounds of a heartbeat can bring immense joy and relief to expecting parents, strengthening their emotional bond with their developing baby. Fetal Dopplers also aid healthcare professionals in assessing fetal conditions and guiding further medical care if necessary.