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Very fatigued for months. higher hr resting (80bpm vs 60). hr high walking up 1 flight of stairs. lightheaded standing.visible heartbeat chest/stomach?
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Check: you need an evaluation. many things could cause this: dehydration, anemia, hormonal abnormalities, heart issues.
Answered 11/26/2016
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