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I Have Been Getting Continuous Irregular Heartbeats. Had Heart Murmur

For the past two weeks I've been getting continuous irregular heartbeats. I do have a heart murmur that I was born with and I have had this sensation before when working out. Now, I am not sure what it is from because I don't believe I am very stressed out and I'm not exerting much in terms of exercise. My palpations can be anything from 2 per minute to more, or less because they are very arbitrary. What is causing this? I do not drink any caffeine and I do have a leaking heart valve.
Fri, 18 Dec 2009
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I get palpitations on an occational basis. This is primarly because of my leaking heart valve and is increased in frequency if I drink caffeine. Have you been drinking much caffeine? That could be a problem. I would recommend at least seeing your family physician, if not a cardiologist. Heart problems are not to be taken lightly.

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I Have Been Getting Continuous Irregular Heartbeats. Had Heart Murmur

I get palpitations on an occational basis. This is primarly because of my leaking heart valve and is increased in frequency if I drink caffeine. Have you been drinking much caffeine? That could be a problem. I would recommend at least seeing your family physician, if not a cardiologist. Heart problems are not to be taken lightly.