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Heart rate is fast on and off tired all the time have joint pain i want to tell my dr but afraid he will think i'm a hypochondriac so what do i do?
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Maybe normal: People from their mid teens to mid thirties sometimes have a condition where their heart rate becomes very fast for 30 seconds to a few minutes. It may even cause some shortness of breath. Generally, this is not anything to be concerned about. Try eating more magnesium and potassium rich foods. this may help stabilize your heart rate.
Answered 9/28/2016
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