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A member asked:
Why do i yawn so much? my eyes are always tired and lately i've been having chest palpations should u be worried.?
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Exam needed: Chronic fatigue and palpitations call for an evaluation for things like thyroid disorders, anemia, caffeine or alcohol excess, heart abnormalities, chronic stress and anxiety. Start with an exam by your physician who will order the appropriate tests.
Answered 3/25/2014
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