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Is rapid /hard heartbeat normal followed by adrenaline rush even if in bed seems random its happening more often now its been happening for years
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No: Decreased heart rate variability can cause a delay in having your heart rate come down after exercise or stressful situations, but if it is episodic and coming on at rest, this should be checked out to rule out arrhythmia.
Answered 9/15/2014
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