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Experienced few palpitations at exercise. getting tested soon. scared this is gonna turn out to be hcm, arvd, cpvt etc. any reassurance would be nice?
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Palpitations: What you describe can happen with those pathological states you mention. It happens at least as often with otherwise normal conditions. Don't stress till you have something definitive to stress about.
Answered 11/28/2015
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