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I am getting more heart palpitations than usual on my period.my cardiologist emailed back and said she is not concerned. should i geta second opinion?
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Palpitations : Most likely your Dr. is correct. Hormonal tides in women often are associated with palpitations. Without knowing more about you the likelihood of other causes can't be assessed.
Answered 8/30/2016
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