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2021-11-02 21:03:28
I m 67 year old woman.. I have bp, thyroid, gas nd gallstones.. Since the last 3 days I'm having palpitations nd feel a bit uneasy.. I did ECG but it came back normal.. the chest X ray is also normal.. bp is normal.. heart rate is always between 75 to 85.. Then why am I feeling palpitations? I am too much worried..
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There are many reasons for palpitations. Just doing ECG won't be enough. Get your CBC, TSH and Echo done.

Answered2021-11-03 02:31:38

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