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Is it dangerous to have a heart that reacts to everything too sensitive & extreme?hr goes up and down all the time, switching side in bed hr up 35 bpm
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Dysautonomia - MVP : You may have dysautonomia which is associated with mitral valve prolapse syndrome - neither are usually life threatening but both cause patients anxiety about their symptoms. Read dr. Richard hoffman's book on mvp on amazon.Com. Increase fluid intake, try magnesium supplements.
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