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I am 19. is it normal to sometimes feel heartbeat in chin?
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When you're calm...: and concentrating on your body, you can feel your pulse throughout your entire body. It's also more noticeable during and right after exercise. If you otherwise feel fine and don't have any other symptoms., take heart! Your body's just telling you that your alive!
Answered 10/13/2016
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