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A member asked:
Ok so i drink a lot of pop. i have heart palpitations & i have a heart murmur but i seen my heart doctor and my hearts fine. what could it be ?
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Palps and pops: First since your doctor says your heart is fine, stop poisoning yourself with 'pop'. If you are smoking or using other substances like 'pot' or other; stop that. Don't drink more than one cup or coffee a day. Get regular daily exercise for at least half an hour and if things don't improve go back to the doc for more steps.
Answered 4/16/2015
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