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I had too much medicine and my heart is going really fast?
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Fat heart beat: Your question is not clear. What medicines you are taking. It could be a side effect of one of the medicine. Or it could be cardiac arrhythmia. You need to see a physician immediately.
Answered 10/28/2015
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Overdose?: If you had an overdose of medication - please seek emergency medical evaluation.
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