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My pulse in my right foot near ankle keeps jumping and at times it happen in both legs and arms together with weakness. do you have a suggestion?
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Foot Pulse Off: Your foot pulses are just a reflection of your heart pumping. Please check with your primary care doctor. The weakness could be a sign of heart issues, and you definitely want to get that checked out. Dr rich blake.
Answered 4/4/2017
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