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I'm a 38 yr old male that recently started feeling my heart beat in my chest and ringing in my ear. my blood pressure is normal. what could it be?
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MD evaluation: It can be a variety of things including anxiety, increased thyroid hormone level, or irregularities of the heart. A physician should evaluate you with more questioning, blood tests , and an EKG
Answered 11/8/2017
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