Fairly common: Dear Sir, I am not sure what you have been told about your adrenal gland in the past but it is sometimes common to see changes as we get older. However it could mean something if your heart continues to give you problems. It is also common to see individuals with palpitations in different positions or things that they do. Most cases this is not serious but be sure and discuss with your provider.
Answered 8/19/2015
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Nothing serious: CT findings and palpitations are unrelated. If you are otherwise well, with no history of cancer, the mild thickening is most often unimportant. Palpitations are due to a sudden racing of the heart, or to premature heartbeats that feel like a skipped beat or a quick flutter. These palpitations are usually not an indication of heart disease. SEE <a href="http://bit.ly/1vlj5cr" rel="nofollow" target
Answered 5/30/2017
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