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Heart palpitations for 3 days. no history of this before. ekg said everything was normal. was diagnosed with anxiety but i havent been anxious. they did mention my potassium levels were kinda low. could i have heart disease or any other problems?
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If you were checked out and your EKG was normal, it is unlikely that you will have much of a chance of heart disease at the age of 18. If you continue to have symptoms, you should return to your primary care doctor for further evaluation. Perhaps you may benefit from treatment for anxiety, in addition. Good luck.
Answered 2/16/2023
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