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I'm having palpitations for the last 4 weeks without pain or shortness of breath. what should i do?
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Monitor: Have your physician or a cardiologist schedule wearing of an outpatient heart monitor for 24-48 hours and go about normal activity and write in the diary the time and activity when you experience palpitations. If no symptoms a loop monitor for longer periods can be worn. In the meantime, avoid caffeine,alcohol,nicotine.
Answered 9/23/2020
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