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Everyday day for the past month i've been getting symptoms that last between 12p until around 5p then i seem to relax. symptoms are heart palpitations, nervousness and uneasiness. no reason for me to feel like could this actually be anxiety?

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Dr. Tinuola Adeyanju
Dr. Tinuola Adeyanjuanswered
Internal Medicine and Pediatrics 41 years experience
It sound as if it is conditioned response. You may want to look back on what you were doing between 12 and 5 pm previously that was giving you agitations. Your body was responding to that stimulus and seems to still be doing so though you did not pay attention to what it was and possibly may not exist now for you to see but you could look back and understand.
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Answered Aug 11, 2021
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