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Can anxiety make me feel every pulse in my body and also when i'm laying down i can feel my body moving to the rithm of my pulse ?
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Forceful beat: Anxiety and tension can make the heart beat more rapidly and forcefully enough for you to feel the pulsations where the arteries are palpable. Since this much tension and anxiety are not good for you, you must consult your physician or a psychiatrist to help you lessen stress and tension in your life. Measures such as psychotherapy and/or medications are used successfully.
Answered 3/7/2014
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