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I can see pulse on my cheast when i eat.i used ritalin.doc said its ok but i hate this.i am using metoprolol but i still feel the pulse.ecg is normal?
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Check dose: You may be on too high a dose, see your doc to get adjustment
Answered 2/27/2017
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