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Continuous Palpitations
Approx. last six months could sense heart is beating very harder and my whole upper body jiggles with each heart beat ... have done ecg and echo two months back and it was normal ... but still experiencing this...
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Cardiologist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Since your ECG and Echo are normal these palpitations are unlikely heart related. Get your CBC and TSH done and consult a physician
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Dr. Pathuri Avinash
Cardiologist
10 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Sensing own heart beat is called palpitations. They can be of two reasons , one structural problems in heart which in your can came to be normal
Second there can be abnormalities in conduction system in the heart , small pulses of electrical current cause heart to contract and beat.
These are generally episodic and can be detected with ECG during the episode. If normal nothing to worry. If having continued discomfort then consult cardiologist who might suggest other tests .
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