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I always had this ability to turn adrenaline rush on/off at will easily (dilated pupils, increased heart rate etc). should i visit a doctor for this?
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Doubtful: Interesting ability but, if there are no other issues, it doesnt sound like a medical problem, unless it's happening when you are not paying attention to it.
Answered 7/27/2013
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