Actress Jessie Cave has opened up on how she was rushed to hospital while heavily pregnant with heart palpitations, headaches and swollen ankles.
The 33-year-old, who is most well known for playing Lavender Brown in the eight Harry Potter films, took to her official Instagram to share her heartbreak.
Jessie said she has been struggling with health problems during her pregnancy recently, which she hadn’t experienced with her first two pregnancies.
The mother-of-two, who is pregnant with her third, has since reassured fans that she has been given the all clear.
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The former Hogwarts pupil announced she is expecting her third child with her partner Alfie Brown earlier this month.
Taking to her Instagram Story, Jessie shared a slew of snaps explaining what has been happening with her health.
She revealed how she was taken to hospital to be seen by doctors so they check that her baby was okay.
Jessie kept fans updated on her recovery on her Instagram Story (Image: Jessie Cave/Instagram)
Wearing a mask throughout amid the coronavirus pandemic, Jessie could be seen in the snaps wearing her glasses while in hospital.
She told fans: “I’m in the hospital waiting for the doctor to check my swollen ankles.
“Nurse said she doesn’t think my ankles look that swollen… I wanted to say ”but my ankles are usually very thin. Like J.Lo’s’.”
(Image: Jessie Cave/Instagram)
Jessie then went on to explain she’d also been struggling with symptoms she hadn’t experienced with her previous two pregnancies.
She continued: “Also experiencing heart palpitations and persistent headaches I did not have with my other pregnancies.”
Jessie then jokingly added: “@alfiebrowncomedian thinks its cos there’s a storm coming.”
The star said she now has the all clear (Image: Jessie Cave/Instagram)
In a later post Jessie wrote: “Worth the possible 4 hour wait just to hear the baby’s [heart emoji] beat tho,’ before once again praising the National Health Service.”
Jessie then informed fans that everything was okay with a snap of her bandaged arm after having some form of injection or drip removed.
On her Stories she wrote: “Everything is fine,’ while on her account she wrote: ‘Saturday afternoon spent in hospital checking baby/me is okay. kinda fell in love with my [nurse] thank you #NHS.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
