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A member asked:
History of anxiety and panic attacks. had holter and echo done, isolated pvcs, tachycardia. now am pregnant, and feeling the heart at rest up to 117, walking or taking stairs very high. im so nervous, i dont know if still my anxiety, pregnancy, both?
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Prob normal but discuss with your dr. Keep diary to see if you can find triggers to episodes.
Answered 6/21/2021
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