Palpitations

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CAN an COSTO really cause awful heart palpatations

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    yeah. mine have got slightly better over time but im aware of the constant pumping. its worse when im swollen.

    at first it scared me but now i compare it to banging your knee or somewhere equally common. it'll throb like that's where the heart is but it's usually not harmful.

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      Thank you for your reply. I always fear the worst and no doctor wants to listen

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    Assuming you have already had testing? I have them, but i had an EKG which showed an abnormal rhythm Also, cutting back on caffeine helps

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      HI diane i have had a few e c gs are they the same. Thank you for your reply

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    HI SHELLEY, yes costochondritis can make you feel like you are having a heart attack with the palpitations and spasms. I have had it for 15 months and had all the test including x-rays and bloodwork. I do see a chiropractor once a month for an adjustment plus an adjustment on my sternum which seems to help. I take Liquid advil two in the morning

    and two before bedtime. It will get better and it does help to talk about it with others. Good luck. KATHY

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      Hi Kathy thank you for your reply. i also see a chiropractor he has helped my neck problems but no real improvement on my costo. i will try take advil do i get it from the chemist? Im learning to deal with the pain but the heart thing really scares me

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      You can buy over-the-counter Advil the liquid gel works faster than the regular mine are 200 MG good luck with everything prior to relax and have a good weekend

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    Did I mention earlier that I sometimes use a heating pad and hold it to my chest? If you get no relief with that you might try cold pack anything to make the pain go away. Also there are some good exercises on YouTube just type in Cosco pain exercises and they will help. Enjoy your day

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