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A member asked:
I have palpitations at night time, increased heart rate, sob every other night. i seem to have a lot of mucus in my throat too. what could this be?
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Nothing or something: These symptoms are very common and most of the time not related to anything serious. If they persist a doctor should be consulted to make sure there are no thyroid, heart or lung problems
Answered 3/28/2015
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