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Since 2 weeks night sleep is broken..sleep for an hr & get up.when i get up feel pulse is 92 and palpitation is there.mornings i sleep for 4hrs.help?
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Test thyroid: Hi. I suppose that could be many things, including anxiety, worry, etc, but I would at least have your doctor check your TSH and free T4. I hope you get to the bottom of this and get some good sleep!
Answered 1/28/2015
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I am having severe heart palpitations mostly when i work a lot or do not get to sleep at night. After any physical activity i get drained ?
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27 yo female-heart palpitations all night every night 3 months (sometimes no sleep). All labs have come back normal (no results on thyroid yet), two normal EKGs, nothing detected via stethoscope. No caffeine no anxiety prior to palps. Possible cause?
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