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Had palpitations since summer 2015 and they don't go away. i've been to the cardio and did every other test. i've noticed it gets worse when leaning a?
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Palpitations: The most revealing test would be an outpatient heart monitor that could record your heart rhythm while you're experiencing the palpitations. Sometimes you have to wear the monitor for days to weeks to identify what your heart rate and rhythm are when you're symptomatic. Your cardiologist can inform you if this has already been done and what the recording indicated. Avoid caffeine,alcohol,nicotine,
Answered 10/12/2016
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