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In the morning lately i feel my heart heavy or "sagging". my bp and hr are fine (i check) but it is a very upsetting feeling for a couple of hours. might be my mind but i need to understand why!
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Heavy heart: This is probably either a side effect of medication or anxiety/depression symptoms. Try meditation and exercises like yoga. Listen to uplifting music.
Answered 11/16/2013
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