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When i too much talk affect heartbeat? why this happened?
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Heart rate: It is normal to have fluctuating heart beats. There is no real normal when you are otherwise healthy. If you get agitated or otherwise worked up when you are talking then increased heart rate would be expected. This is how the heart works. It is not a disease.
Answered 6/21/2013
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