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All day i have had a racing heart, feeling like i'm about to pass out and now my nose has bled for no reason should i be worried?
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Perhap: I recommend that you not be worried. Be seen. You may be in an abnormal heart rhythm (all day) that requires treatment. If your symptoms are persisting all day, a simple EKG will make the diagnosis.
Answered 2/14/2015
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