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Should i be concerned if my heart beet is suddenly very fast so i am go to some physician, cardiologist and other doctor .?
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Heart rate: If your heart suddenly speeds up without exercise or other stress, it is worthwhile going to see a dr. For evalluation. It might be necessary to see a cardiologist but the first line of evaluation can certainly be a primary care dr.
Answered 12/29/2014
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