Pregnant woman heart rate 140 can give birth

If

the fetus is full-term, but the pregnant woman has hypertension, heart disease or other serious diseases, or if the fetus has abnormal conditions, the heart rate of 140 beats/min is not recommended for natural delivery. Because during natural delivery, acute complications such as heart failure and cardiac arrest may be induced. If the pregnant woman's heart rate is 140 beats/min, it will drop to normal after rest and relaxation. In the absence of serious cardiovascular disease, the fetus can give birth naturally after full term, but it still needs to pay attention to the heart rate change. It is

recommended that pregnant women go to the hospital to consult a doctor and decide the appropriate delivery method according to their actual situation.