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I'm 23wks preg and i'm having headaches, heartrate ranges from 98-111bpm, heartburn is increased and baby is kicking is it normal? i take 2ltrs+ water
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Pregnant/ Headache: Heart rate can increase in second trimester due to increase in blood volume. Headache may be migraine ( more common first trimester) tension, stress,hormones.dehydration or foods keep a diary. Do you have ankle swelling?blurred vision? Since you are > 20 weeks check your blood pressure and urine for protein you may have pre-eclampsia. See your doctor/ ob over next 24 hours .
Answered 11/29/2014
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