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What Causes Palpitations While Suffering From A Heart Disease?

Good evening sir since Jan 3 to still I am suffering from heart problem and palpitations I am diabetic .every midnight will start problem inTMT test result negative echo result normal since January to still every 4 days I am taking ecg it s result shows normal pls tell solution sir thanking you sir
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Dear Sir, palpitations are the perception of one own heart beat. It usually happens more frequently when the heart's rhythm is not normal. In order to verify whether your heart rhythm is fine, an ECG may not suffice as it is a very momentarily capture of our heart electrical rhythm. I would recommend getting a Holter of your heart rhythm- its a device placed like an ECG but for longer time period (typically 24hrs). This way, if you do have a rhythm problem we can diagnose it.
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What Causes Palpitations While Suffering From A Heart Disease?

Dear Sir, palpitations are the perception of one own heart beat. It usually happens more frequently when the heart s rhythm is not normal. In order to verify whether your heart rhythm is fine, an ECG may not suffice as it is a very momentarily capture of our heart electrical rhythm. I would recommend getting a Holter of your heart rhythm- its a device placed like an ECG but for longer time period (typically 24hrs). This way, if you do have a rhythm problem we can diagnose it.