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I get 1 hard heartbeat often. holster monitor, lots of tests, all normal. feels scary. any ideas what it is? it makes me anxious
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Probably normal: Everyone has missed heartbeats occasionally, followed by a very strong heartbeat. Stimulants like caffeine, sleep deprivation and anxiety can increase the incidence. Try to stop stimulants, get good sleep, and try meditation. You may need to see a doctor for anxiety medication otherwise.
Answered 10/1/2013
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