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My pulse is normal throughout the day but right when i lie down on my side i feel erratic or extra beats for 5-10 seconds then back to normal. ?
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Normal: When you lie down, you get increase in blood flow to the heart. The heart compensates by beating a bit faster and harder for a few seconds.
Answered 3/9/2015
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