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I'm always waking up with throat pain and i had a throat culture and it came out negative, i'm always very tired and i have heart palpitations why?
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Throat;fatigue: It is possible you may have sleep apnoea;discuss this as a diagnostic consideration with your health care provider
Answered 3/16/2017
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