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Heart Palpitations at night
Hi, my wife is 34 weeks pregnant and she feels heart palpitations at times recently. Mostly it happens at night. I have checked her heart beat using optical sensor devices, at it comes around 110 at that time.
Is this a normal symptom during pregnancy or something to worry about? (She does not feel any other problem like chest pain or breathing issues.)
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Sometimes it happen as she is unable to sleep may be this is also reason.... otherwise go for ECG if it is normal then no problem.... consult ur near general physician if it persist for long...
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May be because of anxiety, otherwise normal , proper rest and relaxed state of mind recommended, Meditation may help her .
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Do ecg
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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get 2d echo
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