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Should i be worried that my heart rate increases to over 120bpm if a drink 4 beers? it lasts all night but goes the next morning? its my stag soon
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I think should worry: "stop drinking" and see a doctor it is not healthy to drink that much .Stop with one if you are still getting palpitation you should get medical attension.
Answered 3/29/2014
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