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Can the heart pound due to some type of heart disease with normal heart rate?& normal ecg too??
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Different people are: more "heart aware" than others. Most people don't feel their heart beating but some are "hyperaware". With normal physiological findings and a normal EKG it is unlikely you need to worry.
Answered 1/23/2017
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