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I've had pulsating in my body for a yr now, anywhere from chest, to legs, to hands, to eyelids. most common at night. mri came back normal?
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MRI normal: That is good news that MRI normal meaning they have likely ruled out any aneurysms. This could be that your are very sensitive to feeling your pulse for some reason. Some with stress and anxiety tend to feel this more easily.
Answered 5/31/2015
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