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Why does my heart randomly start racing for no reason?
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Don't worry: If there are no other symptoms, you will simply need to review this with your doctor. Your may need monitoring of your heart rhythms. Heart palpitations are often benign but evaluating them is typically straightforward. Check you diet to be sure your not consuming caffeine (chocolates, sodas, tea, coffee, etc.) that may trigger the "racing" of your heart. See you doctor soon.
Answered 10/31/2014
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