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Day after endoscopy, experienced palpitation feeling all day prior to eating lunch. could just be esophageal spasms? or something else more serious?
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Still having them?: If the palpitations continue then I would get it checked. If you simply had them for a period of time, ate some lunch and now they are gone I wouldn't be concerned.
Answered 6/28/2015
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