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I always get palpitations when i lay on my right side. is this normal?
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Palpitations: Steven221 ~ advice~ dont lie on the RHS. Have your palpitations checked with ECG, stress ECG, and Holer test, so see your reg doc for these thanks
Answered 9/22/2015
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