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Deep fleeting chest twinges since 07/27, gradually getting less intense. endoscopy/x-ray/blood/ecg normal. cardiologist did not seem concerned?
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Palpitations: caused from increased the heart rate is possibly the culprit. Getting a holter monitor probably would be useful if you have not had one. I hope this helps. If you want to talk more about this schedule a virtual appointment with Dr. Yetimyan at www.healthtap.com/dryetimyan
Answered 9/11/2015
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