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Why might someone get tachycardia before bed and after meals?
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Not sure : After meals can be because of diverted blood flow to the intestine to digest your food. Before bed? Not sure. Unless maybe you're downing some late evening coffee/tea/soda/caffeine?
Answered 5/1/2016
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