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I have had heart palpitations (premature heartbeat) usually once or twice day. i had a complete check up done (except treadmill) it was clear. recently i've had a spectacular increase of palpitations (35 +) should i be worried? i'm very anxious.....
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The opposite: It may be that your palpitations are related to your anxiety. Would suggest reducing caffeine, pop, energy drinks during the day, if applicable. Seeing a psychologist should help at least on the anxiety side and hopefully with the frequency of your palpitations that are likely looping back and causing more anxiety.
Answered 12/3/2019
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