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Heart rate increase during pregnancy
I am 32 weeks pregnant. My resting heart rate is around 100 to 110 most of the time and sometimes it comes around 90. I am taking labetalol 100mg morning and evening. I am having BP for the past one year(before pregnancy itself). Before two months I have taken ECG and Echo. That was normal. Please confirm about this high heart rate? Do I need to take any tests? Also sometimes I am feeling rising heart rate when I do any simple activity and then it's settled down when I lay down.
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Please consult with a Cardiologist in your area for a physical examination and further management.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Connect please
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In pregnancy the heart rate  can go up there are no test recommended as of now
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Get an ECG, echo now in this pregnancy along with thyroid function test, hb.. any anemia due to physiological changes of pregnancy might also lead to increased heart rate which has to be treated... Pls connect
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what about yout thyroid report
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As Ecg and echo is normal, nothing to worry Check your haemoglobin levels once
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Heart rate of upto 100 is normal in pregnancy
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