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If i once in awhile hear my pulse when my head is against my pillow is that normal. it goes away if i switch position?
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Yes, that is very normal and would likely change with different head/body positions. There are also normal variations in heart rates which can make this more prominent at times. So, try not to worry about this....hope this reassurance makes you feel better about this.
Answered 3/19/2021
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