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What is the reason of always abnormal pulse?
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Abnormal pulse: An abnormal pulse can mean the heart is too fast, too slow, or it's not beating regularly. There many reasons why this can be happening, but it really depends on what kind of abnormal pulse it is.
Answered 4/18/2013
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