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I have daily heart palps, especially when waking up or rolling over to one side in the morning. they are very brief, but worry me. should i worry?
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It would not: be a bad idea to wear a holter monitor for 48 hours to see what kind of arrythmia are you having. It may be due to anxiety related premature atrial contractions. See your doctor.
Answered 5/28/2015
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