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How To Stop Heart Palpitations ?

How do you stop or what medication is good for heart palputations? Can't get to Dr for another week and is hard to sleep or even think anymore........heart pounding! Please help
Wed, 16 Dec 2009
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The other answer above is the best. There's no over-the-counter medication for that sort of discomfort, and even if there was, it's not the sort of thing you want to treat yourself. It requires a professional to examine you and give you guidance on what to do and possibly prescription medication to help you along. Heart irrugularities are not the sort of thing you want to put further down on the list of things to do. You should consider elevating it to a higher priority, for your good and that of your family.

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How To Stop Heart Palpitations ?

The other answer above is the best. There s no over-the-counter medication for that sort of discomfort, and even if there was, it s not the sort of thing you want to treat yourself. It requires a professional to examine you and give you guidance on what to do and possibly prescription medication to help you along. Heart irrugularities are not the sort of thing you want to put further down on the list of things to do. You should consider elevating it to a higher priority, for your good and that of your family.