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I feel a strong pulse , mostly in hand and leg ? what is it ? is it normal ?
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Maybe: Feeling strong pulse in the leg and hand is not necessarily abnormal. If your pulse is not regular or too fast, that's a different story.
Answered 6/2/2017
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