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My 3 month old baby's heartbeat is very fast even while asleep and while sleeping she accelerates her head here and there.
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Is your baby suffering from difficulty in feeding at breast or sweating in forehead? These suggest real heart problem. Else baby is doing well and gaining weight, don't worry about heart rate
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Babies have higher heart rate as compared to adults. So, no need to worry about it. If growth of the baby is adequate, no need to worry..
But still if the chest area is hyperdynamic, you should consult a pediatrician to rule out heart conditions.
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Dr. Rajesh Reddy
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
A 3 months baby can have a normal heart rate upto 140 beats per minute while quite or sleeping.
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