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Hi dr my heart rate is normal but i can feel my pulse in the neak beating fast why is that ?
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Thyroid disease,mvl: Palpitation may represent mitral valve prolapse,thyroid disorder(hypo/hyperthyroidism),aortic valve disease,sick sinus syndrome,internal carotid /vertebral artery stenosis
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