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Palpitations& vibrate in chest &stomach when laydown &wake up only. pulse range 70-98. ekg &bloodtest normal. pulse 70-98, otherwise healthy. ?
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Not likely dangerous: It doesn't sound dangerous. But best reassurance would come from wearing a heart monitor that can record EKG at home when it happens.
Answered 1/3/2016
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