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Once in a while pulsating tight discomfort in center chest;drinking iced coffee in the morning alot recently; once a week a few puffs of hookah pen?
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Depends: A pulsating sensation in your chest could mean a lot of different things. Do you take any medications or have health problems? Coffee contains caffeine which can sometimes speed up your heart rate - this could account for a pulsating feeling in your chest.
Answered 10/25/2014
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