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I have gad i suffer most of my symptoms only at night when i'm trying to sleep. is it natural if i can't feel my heartbeat? i've had an ekg was norm.
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Most don't: Most people do not feel their heart beat.
Answered 9/6/2013
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Anxiety: Generalized anxiety disorder can be very disorienting. When you are busy during the day, you may not feel the anxiety. However, by yourself, in a quiet place and time, the anxiety may well up inside you. Speak to your doctor about suggestions to help manage the anxiety and sleep.
Answered 10/19/2014
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