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I feel my heartbeat in my forehead-not temple.forehead-and in my left ear when i lay on my left side ecg bloodworkand xray say heart is fine.thoughts?
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PVC and PAC : Very frequently encountered . Almost always extra beats ( PVC and pac s) . Exercise when clear by doctor. They tend to improve with exercise . Remember heart needs cardio workout too.
Answered 6/10/2014
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