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palpitations and pregnancy

by hltyhrt, Apr 09, 2007 12:00AM
Hi,
I am 35 yrs old have had palps since 23. recently palps have increased to daily. Had holter done and did find PVC/PAC waiting for referral for echo. maybe wanting to become pregnant but scared palps may become worse since they started after my first pregnancy. Any advice?
Member Comments (3)

by Fionajnz, Apr 10, 2007 12:00AM
To: hyltyheart
Hi,

Based on what you say, you probably need to get your thyroid thoroughly checked out to make sure thats not the root cause. Its common to have thyroid issues post pregnancy, it can be a chronic issue without women knowing for years.  Before getting pregnant you probably need to see your OB and talk to them about risks and have them do some basic testing that is relevant to pre pregnancy health.

Gl, I hope you ultimately have a happy and healthy pregnancy as you hope.

Fiona

by anacyde, Apr 12, 2007 12:00AM
I've had them since I was 16 and I've gone through two pregnancies successfully.  During both pregnancies, they increased very early, subsided, returned again toward the 6th month, then subsided within a couple of weeks to return again shortly after delivery.  The hormonal changes of pregnancy will definitely make an impact, maybe it will make them worse or maybe it will make them vanish.  Either way, PVCs and PACs do not complicate a pregnancy, and a pregnancy does not make them more dangerous.

Don't let these things stop you.  Pregnancy is a joy and the result is even better :)

by hltyhrt, Apr 13, 2007 12:00AM
Thanks for your response. Had blood work today so will know if thyroid or not.
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