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I had a baby 5 weeks ago and started experiencing heart palpitations.
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See your doctor: Usually palpitations are benign, but occasionally they are not. A heart monitor may be helpful in making the diagnosis. There is a rare condition that can occur after pregnancy that should be ruled out.
Answered 5/5/2015
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