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I have ocd and heart palpitations often. i plan for a baby but am worried although i've had heart monitors and ecg all normal. i'm still scared. help.
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Consider talking to: a therapist. Learn some relaxation techniques, hypnosis can be used to help you prepare for natural childbirth as well. Take care of yourself since you will soon be responsible for an infant. Learning ways to calm yourself and your anxiety will help you be better able to calm your baby. Feel free to ask additional questions.
Answered 5/30/2016
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