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Why do i get beating sensations sometimes in my back or legs or close to my chest?
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?pulsations: These sensations could be prominent pulsations from arteries or they could be muscle twitches. The latter would be quite visible. Your physician could advise you after an examination if symptoms persist.
Answered 9/29/2016
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