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Strong pulse in hands when i lay down & pressure/inflamed/burning/tingling feeling in veins in hands & forearms. why? no anxiety. normal weight.
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UNusual: The cause of this is unclear. If you have taken too much caffeine or using cocaine this might occur. You might also consider that this could be related to the use of too much thyroid medicine or having a high thyroid problems such as grave's disease. See your doc for further eval. Best wishes.
Answered 5/30/2015
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