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No family doctor-working on it-. emergency insists my heart is fine, but i can feel my heartbeat in the back of my head and forehead is this normal?
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Anxiety: Your sense of these symptoms is proof of anxiety. It is not your heart buy how your mind is perceiving reality. You do not have any heart trouble.
Answered 3/22/2014
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