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Pounding heart palpitations. resting heart rate 72-74bpm. palps as high as 90-100bpm. fatigued and dizzy. blood work was normal. is this concerning?

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Dr. Daniel Schainholz
Dr. Daniel Schainholzanswered
Ophthalmology 36 years experience
Mitral valve prolaps: Your episodic palpitations and rapid heart rate could be mitral valve prolapse, and an echocardiogram can determine if this is present, or another entity is causing this. See a cardiologist to get a precise diagnosis. While probably benign, some entities can be life threatening, and are treatable. Make an appointment ASAP.
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