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I am getting adrenaline rushes all day long from phone ringing, exciting tv, raised voices, strong language etc. scared my heart is damaged by this.
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Adrenaline: adrenaline or stress hormone is a naturally occurring substance in your body and will not cause heart damage
Answered 5/13/2015
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