"You have what is known as a ventricular gallop, and it can be a normal finding during this trimester of pregnancy"
Some healthy people could have two additional heart sounds. Children, teenagers, and pregnant women who are in the third trimester may all hear the third heart sound (S3). A ventricular gallop is what is known as the sound it makes after S2.
Blood flow into the ventricles may create vibrations when the atrioventricular (AV) valves open. During diastole, these vibrations produce the S3 sound. The use of an echocardiography is not necessary.
While heart failure and the S3 sound have been linked in the past, this is not true during pregnancy. S4, sometimes referred to as an atrial gallop, can occur in healthy people.
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