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A member asked:
I have high blood pressure and anxiety, i take propranolol twice a day, ive been noticing heart palpitations pretty often lately , is this a bad sign of something seriously wrong ?
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Not necessarily: Talk to your doc about your symptoms and make sure you keep a log with circumstances at onset, time of the day and do on. Further tests may be needed in order to study your palpitations.
Answered 11/19/2019
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