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My heart goes into this weird rhythm sometimes when i lay on my right side or to my right? goes away when i sit up.17 yrs old
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Needs study: If you really believe this is happening I would go in and have it evaluated.A good history ,exam and EKG would be a place to start.It is likely you would need a 24 hr Holter monitor study to further define the issue.Good luck.
Answered 6/25/2016
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