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Heart pounds significantly harder (around rate of 180) during exercise than b4, even during mild physical exertions. mild chest discomfort.
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See a doctor: While the possibility if benign conditions are there, you should see a doctor to evaluate those conditions to make sure nothing serious is going on. I would do so fairly quickly.
Answered 4/19/2016
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