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Why can i constantly feel my heart beating in my chest and is it normal?
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Palpitations: This sensation can be present with several conditions including anxiety, abnormal heart rhythms, or infections. You should go see your regular doctor to help narrow down the diagnosis.
Answered 8/1/2014
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