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Cardio says heart is fine. keep getting random palps up to 104bpm chest feels funny. felt better when on betablockers. cardio said i no longer need?
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Consult Ur MD: U need to be evaluated with Holter Monitoring and blood tests before any decision can be made.
Answered 6/1/2014
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