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Re: Heart palpitationsFrom: AnnMarie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 22 Sep 1998 16:20:50 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 22 Sep 1998, brenda wrote: > >I know this really isn't an Ob\Gyn question but I am hoping you can >help. I am 30 almost 31, and after I had my baby (2nd one, normal >delivery) I started having what feels like my heart is skipping a beat >or pausing, it happens a lot, almost one on top of the other. I don't >have any pain. I did have some shortness of breath right after I had my >baby but that has gone away. I notice them (probably because I am >paying more attention) when I am at rest. Thank-you for any insight. This happened to me after my baby was born back in '94. I was too afraid to mention somthing about it to the hospital staff, even my husband for a while. A doctor on call came in to discharge me and told me sort of "oh by the way..." I was anemic. I was a little surprised but didn't think about the two coinciding until later at home. When I checked it out my symptoms matched those of being aneminc. The heart palpitations were the worst! After a month of taking multi-vitamins with iron my heart palpitations improved!! You might want to call your doctor and mention the problems you're having and ask for a blood test. PS--I learned my lesson from this: Pregnant women should ALWAYS take their vitamins! I felt too embarrassed by my husband because I couldn't open the Rx bottle and he could. He made me feel like such a dweeb. Still upsets me to think how I was treated. Did you take your prenatal vitamins?
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