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delancey

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Joined: 14 Jul 2005
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Location: UK

Permanent Damage Posted: 07-15-05 18:56pm


Can constant anxiety cause permanent damage to your heart? I am worried that never ending palpitations in which it feels like the heart is beating too hard will lead to non-reversible damage or irregular heartbeats...

Hypochondriac1028

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Joined: 10 Mar 2005
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Location: Ohio

Posted: 07-15-05 19:10pm


Nope not at all, I get palpations when I get the slightest adrenaline rush, if I see somone who im not cool with my hear will start palpatating, not even because im scared just because that small adrenaline rush

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