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Intense heart palpulations, can feel both parts of beats very strongly (lud-dub). happening more frequently, especially when anxious. be worried? doc?
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Palpitations: Please your pcp or a cardiologist as you need holter monitoring to rule out cardiac arrythmias.
Answered 12/6/2013
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