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Sometimes i wake up middle of night with swollen and stiff hands also while feeling my heart beating fast. what could this be from?
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Need to see Dr.: A variety of conditions could cause your symptoms from endocrine disorders, rheumtological(auto-immune disease), cardiac or kidney problems. You need to start with a primary md or internist to help work out what is going on.
Answered 10/28/2013
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?: Not a common association. An event recorder could help determine if you have an arrhythmia as a cause for your palpitations. You have to have symptoms at least a couple times per month for an event recorder to be helpful.
Answered 6/5/2014
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