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Weigh 408lbs. post gastric sleeve surgery. started water exercise. hour after class i get palpitations. had echo 2 months ago. results fine. worry?
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Electrolytes: You need to have your electrolytes checked - in particular potassium and magnesium. Palpitations are present in virtually everyone sometimes. They come and go. If you're particularly bothered, an evaluation for underlying heart disease should be undertaken.
Answered 9/3/2014
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