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Rapid pulsating sensation in neck (very noticeable more than 100/min). more likely to be muscle spams or svt vtach?lasts ~ 15s
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Depends: If you recently did strenuous exercises using your neck muscles, then muscle spasm may be possible, but very possible it is SVTs so see your PCP asap.
Answered 10/2/2016
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