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I know normal resting hr is up to 100 bpm but i feel a pounding starting at 80,85,90bpm etc that makes me feel ill. can i still have a heart problem?
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Palpitations: If you feel ill when you have palpitations - this needs to be medically checked.
Answered 5/22/2017
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