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I experience heart palpitations occasionally. they come at random times, exercise, resting, eating, studying, lying, sitting. should they be random?
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Palpitations: Normally, you can feel palpitations during exertion or stress but random occurrence is unusual. Blood work, EKG, Holter may be needed. Please see a heart specialist.
Answered 10/4/2015
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