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It happened couple days ago and now is normal. it had come and gone before a few months ago. this is my concern and need to do something about it? thanks. heart palpitation
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Heart symptoms: This may be palpitations or something else. perhaps more serious. Please see your doctor to get a proper diagnosis. After that, if it turns out to be anxiety or panic, you can see a clinical psychologist.
Answered 2/26/2019
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