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I had this strange feeling in my chest with shaking and ever scince my heart rate has been a lil high resting is 113 should i be worried?
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No: that is exactly you should stop doing. when u start monitoring ur vs all the time , it is sign of anxiety.
Answered 6/3/2017
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