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I will be 33 weeks this Saturday. I went to my drs apt and she noticed that my baby's heart was skipping a beat. It has never happened in all of my visits until now.
I just got back from a level II US and the dr told me that it was the most commom type of arrhythmia among fetuses. He also said that the heart looked great. Has anyone ever known someone in the same position or know about this condition? I guess the baby has early beats. I also went for a non-stress test and the RN told me that in all of her years, she has see 100% worse.
I have the same thing wrong with my heart...thats how I found this site 4 years ago. Any information would be great.
I have heard of it and that it is commonCommon cold. If your doc isn't worried, then I wouldn't worry but I was confused by what you said regarding your nonstress test - what did you mean 100% worse?
I asked the RN who was doing the non-stress test about the condition. She said that she has seen it where the fetus' heart skipped beats worse than what was showing on my non-stress test. What she could have meant by this was that the heart skipped more times a minute and irradically compared to my situation.
I've seen it several times. Usually, upon birth it goes away. Sometimes it persists for a while, but I can't remember ever seeing it turn out to be anything serious.
Your doctors will follow you closely though, for the rest of the pregnancy to be sure everything is going ok. After birth, the pediatrician will examine the baby to be sure there isn't anything structurally wrong.
Your doctors will follow you closely though, for the rest of the pregnancy to be sure everything is going ok. After birth, the pediatrician will examine the baby to be sure there isn't anything structurally wrong.
I'm sure your doctors will be and are following this closely. Many times fetal echocardiography can be done. Hopefully, this will amount to be nothing but a distant worry when this little one is born.