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A member asked:
When i do cardio related exercise, i get palpitations when my heart rate gets high.is that normal?have sickle cell trait,hasn't caused problems though
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See a Cardiologist.: You are very young, if there is any concern about your heart, take no chances. See a Cardiologist for a complete evaluation.
Answered 4/27/2015
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