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Heart rate increase in pregnancy
When heart rate increase in pregnancy. I'm finding it as early as third week . When I walk or do little work I'm finding high heart rate and heavy breath from 3rd week of pregnancy.
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How high is the heart rate Yes the heart rate increases in pregnancy as early as the first week Get your hemoglobin levels checked as a low HB is also responsible for  increased heart rate
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Consult your gynaecologist and physician as well
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Need to be checked.
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You should consult a physician and get investigated
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get it evaluated from physician..and get a ecg
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