Pregnancy Heart Palpitations: When to Call Your Doctor
Heart palpitations can be a common part of pregnancy, but they can still feel frightening. Here is what I would watch for, how I would try to feel calmer, and when I would call a doctor.
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Heart palpitations can be a common part of pregnancy, but they can still feel frightening. Here is what I would watch for, how I would try to feel calmer, and when I would call a doctor.
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