Congratulations.
The time immediately after giving birth can be tricky. Your hormones are different now than they have probably ever been. It is difficult to say for sure what the cause was and hopefully it won't come back.
Changes in heart rate from sitting to standing are usually a result of changes in blood pressure. Heart rate changes like that are certainly not in the normal range. If your heart rate has normalized after stopping the medication, the medication could certainly be to blame. It is also possible that you were getting premature beats from the increased hormones and this scared you enough that your heart rate increased.
I am sure they checked your thyroid and did an echocardiogram. If they were normal, that is reassuring.
If your heart rate is back to normal off the beta blocker, you have a normal echocardiogram and EKG, I am at a lose for a definite cause, but it sounds like it has resolved. In medicine, sometimes it is better to get a diagnosis because that means the issue has resolved.
Let your doctor know if there are any changes but it sounds like you are doing well again. Try to get some rest and enjoy this new time. It is wonderful!
Thanks for posting.
Thanks so much, they did do a n echocardiogram and checked my thyroid. It was all normal. I stopped the medicine too. I searched the internet and found that it contained a diuretic so maybe I was dehydrated and paniced a little. Thanks so much!!