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Ive had palpitations on and off for over a month. should i be worried? making me anxious now.
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See details: There are numerous causes for palpitation with many of them not being serious. Start by seeing a primary care doctor or a cardiologist and having the issue evaluated. The evaluation usually will include a history and exam, lab work and EKG and Holter monitor.
Answered 11/28/2018
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