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Heart rate normal but still feel intermittent pounding of heart. holter/event monitor normal. also get back pain. started after surgery. any ideas?
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Increased heart rate: It is reassuring that the Holter monitor is negative. Some of the other symptoms may suggest an underlying connective tissue disease. It is critical to have a knowledge of family history and I recommend evaluation by a rheumatologist.
Answered 11/12/2019
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