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What is this slow (57 bpm) hard pounding type of heartbeat? unlike panic attacks. lots of pressure, no pain. goes away < min. notice when standing.
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Bradycardia,see PCP.: That is called bradycardia. See your pcp and he can evaluate it further then refer you to a cardiologist.
Answered 4/14/2013
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