so. quick question I have a heart palpitation is there a difference between someone having it before pregnancy and during or am I just worrying to much? also does this mean my baby will have it too?
Short Luteal Phase? I've just started temping because I believe that the reason I haven't had a BFP yet, after 20 months, is because I believe I may have a Luteal Phase Defect.
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GAME TIME never have I ever..
Hi I am into my 15 week now But since last two days am not having good feeling....I just feel something is wrong inside wid d kid...all my symptoms r too less Morning sickness is gone....Metallic taste of my tounge is also less....and I feel pain in my abdoman twice or thrice which is very minor though What should i do i am very confused Already have gone through 5 scans because of changing gynec Just feel that untill i hear the heartbeat or see my kid i wont b ok....got sleepless nights
Megan·
Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого
I've never had them before pregnancy, but started having them a few weeks ago. They're pretty common during pregnancy because of all the extra blood flow. My doc said it wasn't anything to worry about unless accompanied by other symptoms such as high BP.
Amanda·
Мама сына (4 года), беременна (31 нед.)
Definitely mention it to your dr. I have an echo scheduled for baby June 1st because my husband used to have wolf Parkinson's whites disease (it causes heart palpitations) and the chances of it being genetic are about 1% - but to be on the safe side they want to check. Definitely worth telling them and taking extra precautions as needed.
boymomplusagirl·
Definitely talk to your doctor! I have had heart problems for the last 7 years, and I have been lucky that both of my kids are healthy and have not developed it. My daughter is showing signs of dependency to my heart meds, but should be able to be weaned off them after birth. I see a cardiologist, and have had fetal echocardiograms. Definitely something to have your doctor talk to you about.
Kassandra·
Мама двоих (младенец)
that's something you should really ask your doctor