Baby has a fetal arrhythmia?
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Tonia asked:
Hi everyone - I am almost 23 weeks pregnant and my baby was just diagnosed with a fetal arrhythmia - premature atrial contractions (PAC’s) to be exact. The perinatologist told me that it usually goes away before birth but they will monitor it every two weeks. Still, I am very worried! The heart itself looks excellent with no abnormalities.
Hi everyone - I am almost 23 weeks pregnant and my baby was just diagnosed with a fetal arrhythmia - premature atrial contractions (PAC’s) to be exact. The perinatologist told me that it usually goes away before birth but they will monitor it every two weeks. Still, I am very worried! The heart itself looks excellent with no abnormalities.
Any information or stories regarding fetal PAC’s is greatly appreciated - Thanks!
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August 28th, 2009 at 11:08 am
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