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What does it mean if i can feel a pulse in my stomach when i'm laying on my side or directly on my stomach?
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Pulse in body: Our pulse can be felt throughout the body, easier in some spots than other, e.g., the wrist or the neck. Feeling a pulse in your stomach is normal but for peace of mind and to rule out anything else you might sense see your doc. He/she will put your mind at ease.
Answered 6/22/2018
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