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Every now and then my heart has a really strong beat that i can feel strongly and stops me in my tracks. doesn't hurt, but scares me. is it dangerous?
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Sounds like you need: Since it. Others you so much see doctor for an evaluation. Once you get checked out you will have more assurance and you will feel better and less anxiety will be created.
Answered 6/20/2017
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