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I often have heart palpitations but today my heart feels fluttery, weak & like its skipping i feel fine just dizzy plus a little nauseous & v tired?
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Palpitations: Palpitations fatigue, nausea dizzy you think of a lot of things from thyroid, cardiac, sugars, electrolyte, metabolic problems and even gyn/female causes. You'd should see your health care provider as soon as possible.
Answered 11/28/2013
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