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Anyone have palpitations their first 6 weeks???

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KMaurice · 31/08/2007 15:37

I have been having heart palpitations over the last few days. Although they come and go during the day I am still a little concerned. Did anyone else experience this within their first 6 weeks???

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e14mum · 31/08/2007 16:41

I had this one night when I was 5 weeks. HR went up to about 120 and lasted about 20 min then went away. Doctor said that if it happened again to let her know and she'd have a listen but not to worry about it.
Your blood volumes are increasing- perhaps that has something to do with it. Have you mentioned it to your gp?

MadLabOwner · 31/08/2007 16:43

Yes, I had palpitations for the first few weeks. Apparantly quite common according to something I read, so please don't worry

KMaurice · 31/08/2007 17:01

I haven't mentioned it to the GP yet as I only went and saw her about being pregnant yesterday and they only started on tuesday so I thought maybe it was just the nerves of finding out I was pregnant!

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piggyp · 31/08/2007 17:14

Yes, I had a couple, quite scary but apparently quite common. It made me rather concious of my heartbeat which then made it race even more!

mumzyof2 · 31/08/2007 21:22

I have had a couple and im 7 weeks with my 2nd. Dont worry about them, im sure its normal. theres 30% extra blood in your body when your pregnant, so wierd things are bound to happen.

littlemissturquoise · 01/09/2007 08:41

I am almost 7 weeks and I have had them, especially when I am lying in bed at night. It is weird!

Alfie72 · 01/09/2007 20:57

yes, definately did... The extra blood volume and low blood sugar through morning sickness probably contributed to it. Maybe tell your m/w / GP if it becomes a problem though and make sure you are drinking more water- sometimes that helps keep your blood pressure up.

KMaurice · 02/09/2007 22:02

Thanks all for the advice and reassurance!

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