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A member asked:
Feeling sudden heart palpitations. had ecg 3 months ago came back normal.i get scared n overthink too much.could be anxiety?
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Could be: Were you having palpitations when the ECG was done? An intermittent arrhythmia could easily be missed on a single ECG. That said, heart pounding is certainly one physical effect with anxiety. Keep your doctor informed and good luck!
Answered 11/28/2017
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