Pregnancy is a time of great changes for the body. During pregnancy, the heart works harder, the body's needs increase, the heart rate can change, and the blood circulation constantly adjusts to support both mother and baby.
In many cases, changes such as mild tachycardia or fatigue can be expected in pregnancy.
However, when symptoms such as:
severe shortness of breath
persistent palpitations
chest pain or heaviness
excessive fatigue
dizziness or feeling faint
a proper cardiological evaluation is needed and not a simple assumption that "it's from the pregnancy".
Monitoring cardiovascular health in pregnancy contributes to safety, prevention and peace of mind during such an important period.
Every pregnancy is different. The right medical guidance makes all the difference.
The information is general and is not a substitute for medical evaluation. Do not change your treatment without instructions. For urgent symptoms call 112 or 166.
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