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Been feel palpitation when i wake up..like down my stomach...then usually goes away for whole day. could it be anxiety, something more serious?
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Anxiety: Anxiety is possible, not really enough information here to be sure however. It is unlikely to be a serious problem but if it interferes with your quality of life would be worth checking out.
Answered 11/27/2017
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