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Is it normal for palpitations to feel differently? sometimes they feel singular sometimes multiple. is this normal?
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Yes, perfectly norma: Palpitations can feel different in different patients or in the same patient. It is important to determine the reason why you have palpitations. This can be done with an ECG or 24 hour holter, if they happen frequent enough. If they are more infrequent, a longer outpatient monitor can help determine what they are. Check with your doctor to find out if you have an arrhythmia as the reason.
Answered 10/19/2015
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