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What to do if i have high resting heart rate/ palpitations in a young girl?
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Check diet: Many causes of increased heart rate/palptations. Make sure that no foods that contain caffeine, or diet supplements are taken. This could also be a hormonal imbalance. Blood testing can help if the cause is not obvious
Answered 9/28/2016
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