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What happens if i feel my heart pulse it goes beat beat, beat beat twice is this normal?
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Bigeminy: That rhythm is called "bigeminy". It's not dangerous and may even be normal for you. If it's not bothering you and you only notice when you check your pulse, my best advice would be to stop checking your pulse and forget it.
Answered 7/24/2014
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