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Are heart palpitations when breathing in during a work out normal? i had palps for years, all normal...but getting another heart holter next week
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Palpitations: It is not normal,a detailed evaluation is needed to further assess your symptoms,a stress test would be a good study to try reproducing and study your symptoms,
Answered 12/5/2014
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