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kprincesss9106

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heartbeat in stomach Posted: 01-31-08 19:28pm


Ok i have a question. is it normal to have your heartbeat in your stomach? When you laying down you can see your stomach jump by itself

antigone

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Posted: 02-01-08 01:52am


Yes, this is normal. You have a very large artery in your abdomen and it is possible to see it pulsate.

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Posted: 02-01-08 01:55am


i didn't know that... haha that'll give me something to do while i'm trying to sleep tonight. thanks!

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Posted: 03-21-08 19:52pm


Totally! Happens to me too. It's the dipped-in area beneath my sternum. I can see it beating whenever I lay down and relax and hold out my breath for a few seconds. It's completely normal!

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Posted: 03-24-08 16:10pm


Yep, it's called your abdominal aorta.

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