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39 +5 weeks pregnant and when i stand up or get up and do a small task i start to feel weak and my heart races up to like 135bpm. when i sit down it goes away. my doctor told me its normal and not to worry about it. is this normal?
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What you described within the expected range of changes in advanced pregnancy. Drink enough water to stay hydrated. Wish you good health and a healthy baby.
Answered 7/1/2021
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