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Heart rate goes upto 43 bpm

2023-06-09 13:13:24
Hi My heart rate goes upto 43 once in a day while lying down but awake . I did ECG echo . It was normal and holter too. But i feel skipped beat like sensation when it goes low. I have thyroid level of 3.3 and taking thyronorm. I'm also pregnant now. I'm getting anxious due to this. Is it normal
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Hi, Low heart rate can occur in pregnancy although rare. If you have symptoms then please consult a cardiologist Keep yourself hydrated Always sleep on left side avoid right side Keep yourself ambulated Keep thyroid levels to normal level Don’t be anxious. Proper medical care can avoid such situations

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