It's not going to distract you, like jitters and palpitations.
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Heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, and racing, overwhelming thoughts.
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She has met with doctors about heart palpitations and headaches.
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"They have heart palpitations, sweating, catastrophic thoughts," one doctor said.
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Media reports said he suffered chest pain or heart palpitations.
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I don't normally mind spiders but this one gave me palpitations.
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This report about an all-glass iPhone is giving me palpitations.
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She said she suffered from numbness, constant tiredness and heart palpitations.
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It starts with tremors, which can be followed by heart palpitations.
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The mere thought of this is giving hard-line Brexiteers palpitations.
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But her heart felt fine: no chest pain, no palpitations, nothing.
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A novelist was jailed for racy prose that gave a reader "palpitations".
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"The media is going to have heart palpitations this evening," he said.
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During that time, she began experiencing discomfort, heart palpitations, and excessive sweating.
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He said he was having heart palpitations, and he had nearly fainted.
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It is enough to give any professor of the arts heart palpitations.
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These changes put stress on the body and can even cause heart palpitations.
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I stood there on the hall rug with palpitations and a dry tongue.
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Four days without cellular coverage can lead to palpitations and debilitating night sweats.
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And it's what gives America's allies palpitations -- and its enemies openings to exploit.
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These symptoms included hives, wheezing, heart palpitations, dizziness and belly pain, among others.
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Their father's trouble with heart palpitations has worsened, along with some memory loss.
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Other symptoms may include heart palpitations, chest pain, shortness of breath, or lightheadedness.
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And too little potassium can lead to cramps, fatigue, nausea, dizziness, and heart palpitations.
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Unfortunately everyone thinks she's just acting, except for Christen who is having heart palpitations.
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The therapists said their patients have complained of difficulty sleeping, irritability and heart palpitations.
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Another health scare, when Butler experienced heart palpitations, sent her to the ER again.
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In January, rumors of the band breaking up permanently gave teenagers worldwide heart palpitations.
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The psychologist said he interpreted the heart palpitations as a symptom of panic attacks.
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Recently she decided to see Dr. Goldberg to discuss heart palpitations and feeling lightheaded.
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If not, it can lead to arthritis, facial palsy, nerve pain, and heart palpitations.
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Each time, someone would ask if she had experienced any chest pain or palpitations.
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Many people living with AFib suffer chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath and fatigue.
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All parents told her they had trouble sleeping, palpitations, and nightmares related to the separation.
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Those tweets, after all, gave some pockets of Twitter palpitations, raising its collective anxiety tenfold.
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During her two-week kelp diet, Liu began to experience discomfort, palpitations and excessive sweating.
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"This way, Rachel can hear my heart palpitations when we first meet," he told Glamour.
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But anxiety can also cause headaches, nausea, heart palpitations, muscle tension, insomnia, dizziness, and exhaustion.
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Each time I matched with a girl I'd "winked" at or whatever, I got heart palpitations.
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The finance minister, Lim Guan Eng, is Chinese—another appointment that caused palpitations among Malay chauvinists.
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" This, he said, can cause "severe exhaustion, shortness of breath, disorientation, heart palpitations, and yes… erections.
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The worst was continuous heart palpitations that made it impossible to sleep, eat, breathe, or function.
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The rapper's voice creeps in over Uchis' hook and is dreamy enough to induce heart palpitations.
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What is it about childhood cartoons that causes heart palpitations in the hearts of so many shoppers?
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Next time, I could do without the heart palpitations and pay closer attention to my budtender's recommendations.
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We're talking about heavy palpitations, shortness of breath, tightness in the chest like you feel physical pains.
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If the caffeine you're consuming is giving you heart palpitations, you may want to dial it back.
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From health challenges like golf-ball sized cysts to heart palpitations, continual drive took a physical toll.
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She's dealing with a gamut of symptoms including nausea, fatigue, insomnia, a tremor, palpitations, and brain fog.
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Even though both teams went through to the knockout rounds, they first underwent VAR-induced heart palpitations.
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The devices help diagnose the cause of fast or slow heartbeats, palpitations, fainting spells and unexplained stroke.
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The invisible gas induces headaches, rashes, and heart palpitations, weakens immune systems, and causes stomach and kidney problems.
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Shock sends the visitor into an altered state: acute delusional episodes, feelings of persecution, dizziness, heart palpitations, vomiting.
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We could launch today – a lot of people right now at Disney who probably just had heart palpitations.
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During that time, he suffered from heart palpitations and hormone imbalances that led him to gain 40 lbs.
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Back then, people worried a physical activity could cause everything from exhaustion and heart palpitations, particularly in women.
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Symptoms include being short of breath and having heart palpitations, but sometimes people have no symptoms at all.
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It was declared responsible for symptoms ranging from migraine to upset stomachs, burning sensations, palpitations, numbness, and weakness.
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But these thoughts would often lead to panic, which would lead to heart palpitations and shortness of breath.
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If Lyme isn't detected early, it can cause symptoms including arthritis, facial palsy, nerve pain, and heart palpitations.
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Other news outlets, including Variety, reported the onetime movie mogul had complained of chest pains or heart palpitations.
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Some people develop chronic mono, which comes with symptoms including arthritis, facial palsy, nerve pain, and heart palpitations.
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Sugar and caffeine are both well-known triggers for shakiness, heart palpitations, clammy hands, and a racing mind.
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A temporarily elevated pulse caused by panic attacks, anxiety or sudden heart palpitations can affect resting heart rates.
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Do they suffer from heart palpitations caused by something other than broody, small-town men and rich, blonde Yalies?
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Eleven people were treated for minor injuries, anxiety attacks and heart palpitations, with at least two hospitalised police said.
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The right in British politics found an issue that's causing palpitations in the body politic the world over: immigration.
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Whenever an unrecognized phone number pops up on many cell phones, you can be sure it causes heart palpitations.
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According to Garrard, athletes who use caffeine before exercise are at risk for heart palpitations or even heart attacks.
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But hours after the verdict, Mr. Weinstein, 67, experienced extremely high blood pressure and heart palpitations, his lawyers said.
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Side effects may include headache, anxiety, upset stomach, tremors, palpitations, nausea, dry mouth, disgust, anger, sadness, panic and insomnia.
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Still, there are enough points of resonance to cause palpitations in the heart of any anxious 21st-century liberal.
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Its symptoms can be both physical (chest pain, palpitations) and mental (inability to stop worrying, fear of losing control).
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On the way he gave the British public palpitations, dropping two sets in the quarter-final against Spain's Fernando Verdasco.
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We had some minor heart palpitations the other week when Amazon skipped the Kindle during a deluge of product announcements.
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To my surprise, after a few weeks the palpitations diminished, and have stayed manageable as I continue to meditate daily.
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While on his way to jail, Weinstein was taken to a hospital after feeling chest pains and having heart palpitations.
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Everything started getting fuzzy around me and I started getting tunnel vision and heart palpitations, so I went to the hospital.
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"Excessive caffeine consumption can induce heart palpitations, shaking and difficulty sleeping, all a recipe for triggering the stress response," he added.
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But when she started feeling lightheaded and had "tremendous" fatigue and heart palpitations, Jones took initiative and went to the doctor.
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"Congrats @TeamUSA #womenshockey way to give us heart palpitations just before bed woot woot @usahockey #GOLD #Olympics," actress Elizabeth Banks tweeted.
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On his way to Rikers Island after his conviction February 24, Weinstein suffered chest pains, heart palpitations and high blood pressure.
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He claims clouds of pesticide have been known to land Humboldt County trimmers in the hospital with rashes and heart palpitations.
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Even chloroquine, well known and well tolerated, can cause nausea, heart palpitations, and—at the most extreme—eye damage and hallucinations.
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Ratau said the water department was "mindful and watching everything but we are not having palpitations about it at this stage".
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Specifically, I examined the 2014 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study, a non-probability survey that gives a lot of pollsters heart palpitations.
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For me, that was when I was 20 and had become so ill that heart palpitations kept me up at night.
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People don't always realize when they're experiencing atrial fibrillation, or AFib, but some feel unpleasant chest palpitations or a racing, irregular heartbeat.
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And the country's politics would no longer come to a boil every time a single 84-year-old justice has heart palpitations.
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Boosting the immune system with such therapies may cause skin reactions, flu-like symptoms, heart palpitations, diarrhea and a risk of infection.
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Immunotherapy side effects include possible skin reactions, flu-like symptoms, heart palpitations, diarrhea, infection, arthritis, or severe or even deadly allergic reactions.
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She immediately started having heart palpitations and realized that, after two years without meat, she had just eaten a bite of sausage.
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You might experience some side effects, though—ranging from headaches, loss of appetite, and jitteriness to elevated blood pressure, palpitations, and insomnia.
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Many pieces are consigned after being worn just once; some still have original price tags inciting heart palpitations in thrift-obsessed clientele.
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TORONTO — The tests had gone on for months, Clint Dempsey said, but the palpitations in his chest simply would not go away.
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Weinstein's attorney Donna Rotunno told NBC News that Weinstein was at Bellevue Hospital under observation for high blood pressure and heart palpitations.
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She hadn't had any palpitations in five years, he says, and recalls Wendy complaining the day before her death that they had returned.
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Buying new makeup is the embodiment of treating yourself — but no one wants to have heart palpitations when they see their Sephora bill.
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Schwellnus noted that it is especially important to stop if runners feel chest pain, dizziness, excessive shortness of breath, excessive fatigue or palpitations.
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About two years ago, company executives experienced heart palpitations when reports emerged that Amy Schumer would play Barbie in a live action movie.
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Its whereabouts finally started to leak out a couple of years ago, causing heart palpitations among the handful of outsiders in the know.
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Mason Rinks would be studying for exams or working at his internship when he would feel lightheaded and dizzy and sometimes experience palpitations.
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My rescue inhaler was the powerful stimulant and bronchodilator epinephrine, and I was using it so frequently that I began to develop heart palpitations.
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He also recommended that investors check their portfolios once a quarter at most to prevent day-to-day market fluctuations from giving them palpitations.
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Well, if you get to the point where you're feeling heart palpitations and serious muscle tremors, you're going to want to get medical attention.
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The company lists its side effects as largely physical—things like heart palpitations, abnormal bleeding, nausea—but possible side effects also include manic episodes.
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In 2010, he was having heart palpitations, and doctors discovered he had a small hole in his heart, which had been there since birth.
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"Clinicians face patients every day with palpitations, rapid heart rates, and other symptoms," and the doctors want a more portable monitoring and recording system.
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Since getting sober, he has been diagnosed with anxiety, chronic mono, and Lyme disease, all of which can cause lethargy, anxiety, and heart palpitations.
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But six weeks later, the Journal published 10 more, including seven from physicians, describing similar symptoms: numbness, headaches and palpitations after eating Chinese food.
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Last year, she woke up in the middle of the night with chest pain and heart palpitations, and drove herself to the emergency room.
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What used to be just a terrible hangover became a comedown that included heart palpitations, a lack of oxygen, paranoia, depression, and other dark thoughts.
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The most interesting part of the podcast (as someone who listened through heart palpitations to all six original episodes) is the analysis of Duntsch's psyche.
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Weinstein was previously treated at Bellevue Hospital in February, after experiencing heart palpitations and high blood pressure, his attorney Donna Rotunno said at the time.
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"I started getting symptoms in February, having palpitations where my heart was beating fast and I didn't really understand why that was happening," he said.
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Disoriented by heart palpitations and brain zaps during a late-night pizza outing, I thought I was having a heart attack, maybe even a stroke.
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Inside the List Though it probably gives their publicists heart palpitations, some best-selling novelists are choosing to enter the political fray on social media.
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Now, according to the Associated Press, Weinstein is being held in a locked unit at Bellevue Hospital after experiencing heart palpitations and high blood pressure.
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Weinstein, who reportedly experienced chest pains or palpitations after the verdict, was taken to a New York hospital as a precautionary measure, his lawyer said.
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Symptoms of an overactive thyroid, or hyperthyroidism, include weight loss, increased appetite, anxiety, insomnia and heart palpitations, including atrial fibrillation, a risk factor for stroke.
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The disease is known to cause neurological symptoms, such as panic disorders, vertigo, trembling, breathlessness, and palpitations, and the gastrointestinal and skin problems described by Darwin.
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My ulterior motive: To channel that particular type of older, classy, confident lady that wears dark sunglasses and is always sipping espresso (without getting heart palpitations).
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If you've worried that the slow death of the internal combustion engine will put an end to palpitations behind the wheel, hang on to that defibrillator.
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Shortly after buying a KardiaBand for her Apple Watch a few weeks ago, Ms. Remus felt the onset of palpitations as she was making morning coffee.
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So, now that you know what's up with BOTB, give the preview another watch — if you don't mind experiencing some mild midday heart palpitations, that is.
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Shortly after buying a KardiaBand for her Apple Watch a few weeks ago, Ms. Remus felt the onset of palpitations as she was making morning coffee.
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At the height of my postpartum depression and anxiety, I had been to the emergency room twice for palpitations I perceived to be a heart attack.
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Patients who took the drug after drinking alcohol developed nausea, vomiting, sweating, flushing, palpitations, headache and a host of other distressing symptoms, and many stopped drinking.
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He was transported in the ambulance from the courthouse after suffering chest pains, heart palpitations and other maladies Monday afternoon, defense attorney Donna Rotunno told CNN.
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The ambulance carrying Weinstein to Rikers on Monday was diverted to Bellevue Hospital due to heart palpitations and high blood pressure, his attorney Donna Rotunno said.
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Doctors in the past would simply press their ears to patients' backs, chests, and abdomens to listen for signs of trouble, like gurgling, wheezing, and palpitations.
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Sarah Barrable-Tishauer, who played school prez Liberty, is now a DJ — one with a killer Instagram that would probably give her Degrassi alter-ego heart palpitations.
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Some side effects of immunotherapies include skin reactions, flu-like symptoms, heart palpitations, sinus congestion, diarrhea or even fatal allergic reactions, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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MSG came under fire in 1968 after a scientist blamed a mysterious ailment called "Chinese food syndrome" on the additive, claiming it caused weakness and heart palpitations.
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Still, some people may have a sensitivity to certain foods or even anxiety related to what they eat, which can cause symptoms like heart palpitations and indigestion.
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I passed level 13 in my doctor's waiting room before an appointment, which was a follow-up for abnormal heart palpitations I'd had, likely due to stress.
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After the verdict, Mr. Weinstein was taken by ambulance from the State Supreme Court in Manhattan to Bellevue Hospital Center with high blood pressure and heart palpitations.
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A 1968 letter in The New England Journal of Medicine started the frenzy; the writer reported feeling numbness, weakness and palpitations after eating at a Chinese restaurant.
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I spent hundreds of dollars on specialists and midnight emergency room visits, trying to identify the source of my increased sense of dread and sporadic heart palpitations.
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When the counterweight of an opioid is removed, the body responds with mayhem—diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, shivering, palpitations, anxiety, agitation, paranoia, and, weirdly, interminable yawning and sneezing.
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They also found slightly increased, but not statistically significant, levels of other kinds of irregular heartbeats, including the heart palpitations of atrial fibrillation, a potentially serious condition.
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The late-night palpitations and chest tightness, the feeling that the world was burning up and the heat may never end — this was climate anxiety, she said.
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"Symptoms like sweating, feeling faint or shaky, feeling nauseous, having heart palpitations — all these things can happen both due to heat and panic or anxiety," Dr. Henderson says.
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The woman was admitted to a public hospital on May 4, 2017, for headache, anorexia, malaise, abdominal pain and palpitations, which she had developed since May 1, 20153.
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The outcome can be disastrous: a condition called serotonin syndrome, which starts with shivering, diarrhea, hyperthermia, and palpitations and can progress to muscular rigidity, convulsions, and even death.
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The Empire star said that she was dealing with mood swings, heart palpitations and feelings of helplessness, and about two years ago she realized that she needed help.
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I'm sort of curious, when you saw that, if you had the same heart palpitations that I did and how you're sort of looking at things right now.
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Chances are that your grandad punched a hole in the wall in celebration, then had a series of minor heart palpitations and had to go for a lie down.
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Growing up in a marginalized Los Angeles neighborhood, one of the most polluted cities in America, Patel was diagnosed with heart palpitations stemming from that pollution at age 14.
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Outside, every push notification from the various news outlets on my phone is enough to induce heart palpitations, but here in this coral-colored cocoon, nothing seems to matter.
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Just hours before an elaborate party planned by her then-husband (whom Metz now declines to name in order to protect his privacy), she began to feel heart palpitations.
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If you've ever spent time buying home furnishings online, you probably already know where this adventure will lead: to many more websites, passionate customer reviews and eventually heart palpitations.
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Large doses of caffeine also can have undesirable and even dangerous side effects, including jitters, headaches, heart palpitations and stomach upset, even for people who are regular caffeine users.
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He warns us that although the tuft are not deadly, if you eat one, you'll probably be on the toilet for 48 hours with a massive headache and palpitations.
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Folks claiming to suffer from EHS reports a variety of symptoms, which include dermatological issues, like redness or burning sensations, and other symptoms, such as fatigue, heart palpitations, and nausea.
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At last year's U.S. Open, his only main-draw appearance at a major, he retired in the third set of his first-round match against Shapovalov because of heart palpitations.
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He was hospitalized twice in the jail ward at Bellevue Hospital Center for high blood pressure, heart palpitations and chest pain — once after his conviction and once after his sentencing.
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Prescribing the fast acting anti-anxiety drug Klonopin for attacks and anxiety-related insomnia, he also decided to up my Celexa to get rid of the ever-present heart palpitations.
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On Monday night, Weinstein was taken to New York's Bellevue Hospital after he began feeling chest pains and having heart palpitations and high blood pressure, his attorney, Donna Rotunno, said.
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"That's what's giving my colleagues and myself heart palpitations as we think about what might be lost," said Betsy Weatherhead, an expert on environmental monitoring at the University of Colorado.
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Known in Norway as "the King of Biathlon", Bjoerndalen thanked his family and the Norwegian people and revealed that he had had several episodes of heart palpitations over the last year.
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A friend first recommended it about a year ago as a way to treat my insomnia, cystitis, muscle twitches, heart palpitations, and other symptoms I believe stemmed from chronic Lyme disease.
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Well, I can say with confidence that every glass of jamu I drank produced some sort of short-term reaction, be it sweating, palpitations, or just an extreme sense of nausea.
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WHEN President-elect Donald Trump tweeted last week that he had spoken to Taiwan's leader, Tsai Ing-wen—"The President of Taiwan CALLED ME"—almost all of Washington's Asia hands suffered palpitations.
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But when it's left untreated, the bacterial infection can spread into the joints, heart, and nervous system — causing more severe and dangerous symptoms like arthritis, heart palpitations, brain inflammation, and nerve pain.
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And during moments when Otello (the tenor Carl Tanner) can barely contain his breathless desire for his new wife, Mr. Dudamel made the palpitations that course through the orchestra seem like panting.
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The sentence is likely causing just as much excitement as heart palpitations amongst legions of KVD devotees — more than quarter of a million of which proclaimed their love for the lipstick on Sephora.
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" Adding, "Symptoms can range from sore muscles, sore back, sore neck, anxiety, fatigue, heart palpitations, muscle twitches, bladder pain, vision or hearing problems, swollen lymph nodes, flu like symptoms, brain fog, memory problems.
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He said the worst part of battling cancer was not radiation or surgery, but the months after when he dealt with heart palpitations and hormone imbalances that led him to gain 40 lbs.
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But when it's left untreated, the infection can spread into the joints, heart, and nervous system, causing more severe and dangerous symptoms like arthritis, heart palpitations, facial palsy, brain inflammation, and nerve pain.
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Thus there are palpitations aplenty among fledgling renewable projects, fearing a less generous benefactor may force them to struggle in the Hobbesian "war of all against all" energy market ruled by natural gas.
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And given that we're talking about stimulants here, it's worth noting that the side effects—including heart palpitations and elevated blood pressure—could be magnified since the ingredients are being inhaled versus swallowed.
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I was essentially home and bed bound, suffering too many physical symptoms of anxiety (between constant sweating and nausea, heart palpitations, leg tremors and rapid weight loss) until my SSRI medication kicked in.
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That stuff might make you feel a little better (or, on the down side, give you heart palpitations), but there's no one true antidote for the effect a long day has on your skin.
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The piece is meant to evoke humor, though the effect can be quite the opposite, as the mere sight of a pulsating 1040 form in an enclosed space is enough to start heart palpitations.
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There are even the palpitations of a new relationship on album highlight "The Louvre," which starts off as an acoustic number but quickly morphs into a heavy, Air-circa-The-Virgin-Suicides-esque haze.
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It found acute physical withdrawal symptoms including chest pains, chest pressure, tachycardia and palpitations, lower extremity pain and spasms, nausea, sweating, and vomiting—all similar to what heroin users experience when going cold turkey.
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Symptoms may include unusual fatigue; decreased endurance during physical activity; shortness of breath, chest pain or discomfort upon exertion; dizziness or palpitations; unexplained arm or jaw pain; and indigestion that is unrelieved by antacids.
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Symptoms include hypersensitivity to stimuli, perceptual distortions and hallucinations, anxiety, revenge fantasies, rage, appetite and weight loss, heart palpitations, headaches, problems sleeping, self-mutilation, suicidal thoughts, and, in rare situations, lower levels of brain activity.
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When I laid my head down to rest each night, my heartbeat felt out of sync—anxiety had overtaken me and my body was wearing its manifestations, palpitations and knots in my shoulders, like accessories.
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But the 80-year-old Mr Berlusconi, who had open-heart surgery earlier this year, may be struggling with the stress: shortly before Mr Renzi resigned he was taken to hospital, suffering from "slight palpitations".
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In those cases and in others where Lyme isn&apost detected early, it can turn into chronic Lyme, which comes with a host of horrifying symptoms including arthritis, facial palsy, nerve pain, and heart palpitations.
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Psychoactive drugs are like certain recreational drugs: you can't just stop taking them all of a sudden or skip a dose; the anxiety, palpitations, and nervousness that result appear immediately, all while your mood plummets.
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But the idea of putting the pricier brushes in our collection through the ringer like that kind of gives us heart palpitations, so we asked celebrity makeup artist Edward Cruz for his two cents on the StylPro.
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But if it's not treated, like if the person doesn't develop the bull's-eye, then it can lead to chronic issues like joint pain and heart palpitations, as well as nerve and memory problems, the Atlantic reports.
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One is when people who have atrial fibrillation don't consult a doctor about symptoms such as heart palpitations or shortness of breath because they feel falsely reassured by the absence of any alert from their Apple Watch.
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The panic disorder hallmark is palpitations, but it's still possible to experience an attack without them—Bienvenu says a common mistake among medical students is ruling out panic attacks because the patient's heart wasn't beating fast enough.
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"I do think that there were probably a few folks in the old Executive Eisenhower Office Building that had heart palpitations yesterday afternoon," Bernhardt said, joking about what would be a big change to the president's budget.
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In Williams's world (if no longer our own), this is understood as a recipe for hysteria — that condition in which, according to men, a woman's stifled sexuality attacks her body, leading to languors, palpitations, spells and worse.
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I was one of them once, before a hastily guzzled single Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso preceded my first panic attack, an anxiety disorder, and an inability to drink caffeine without experiencing terrifying heart palpitations that lasts to this day.
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That's because with syncope, drivers often have several seconds or minutes of symptoms like dizziness or heart palpitations before losing consciousness, said Dr. Dan Sorajja, a researcher at Mayo Clinic in Arizona who wasn't involved in the study.
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Sharleen Ndungu just wanted to enjoy a vegan sausage roll, a hugely popular meatless version of the beloved classic, at a Greggs bakery in the UK.But a few bites in, she had heart palpitations and an upset stomach.
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Symptoms of prolonged solitary confinement include hypersensitivity to stimuli, perceptual distortions and hallucinations, anxiety, revenge fantasies, rage, appetite and weight loss, heart palpitations, headaches, problems sleeping, self-mutilation, suicidal thoughts, and, in rare situations, lower levels of brain activity.
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They had said Merck's decision to remove lactose from the drug to make it easier to handle had resulted in side effects such as memory loss, weight gain and palpitations, but the Lyon court ruled in favor of Merck.
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Of course it never did, because I didn't and never did have heart issues, but that was a really difficult time, specifically related to my own mortality; I was getting palpitations and panic attacks while I was at work.
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But it's also giving obsessive viewers heart palpitations with the jittery needles on its forecast dials, wavering between percentage chances in a way that seems to indicate an incoming flow of accurate data, but that is in reality entirely artificial.
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It's not all zipping between shattered parts of busted-up spacecraft and popping rounds off floating foes, as seen in the palpitations-all-up-inside-you trailer that ran at Sony's E3 2016 showcase (words on which can be found here).
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The most common cause of hyperthyroidism is an autoimmune disorder known as Graves' disease, named after Dr. Robert Graves, a 19th-century Irish physician who wrote about the phenomenon of rapid and violent palpitations associated with an enlarged thyroid gland.
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He was charged in February, following accusations from an Egyptian man that reading Naji's words in the 2014 book Istikhdam al-Haya (The Use of Life) had caused him to experience heart palpitations, sickness, and a drop in blood pressure.
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But for all the stock market palpitations and risks to particular interest-rate sensitive industries, the message to take from the recent rise in interest rates is an unambiguously good one: This expansion may have some life in it yet.
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But it's basically impossible to do so when your friend or loved one is involuntarily experiencing such a sudden and extreme burst of anxiety for no apparent reason, along with physical symptoms such as blurred vision, sweating, heart palpitations, and light-headedness.
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We won't scold or speak from on high; we'll face the reality that sometimes the most valuable health advice comes in the form of damage control after a night out or tips on how much coffee you can drink before getting heart palpitations.
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A chapter from Ahmed Naji's novel Istikhdam al-Hayat, or Using Life, was serialized in a state-owned literary newspaper and a case was brought against him last year by a private citizen who claimed the excerpt caused him distress and heart palpitations.
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The fast-paced environment gives me heart palpitations, the constant desktop and mobile notifications detract from my ability to enjoy the world around me, and the wide selection of custom emoji reactions is far too overwhelming to deal with — it's complete chaos.
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He is 68 and has had a series of recent health problems: He was hospitalized twice for high blood pressure, heart palpitations and chest pain — once after his conviction and once this month after he was sentenced to 23 years in prison.
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The Mets got effective relief from Paul Sewald and Jerry Blevins and heart palpitations from Addison Reed, who allowed the Cubs to load the bases in the ninth and bring Rizzo to the plate, but he grounded out to end the game.
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A chapter from Ahmed Naji's novel Istikhdam al-Hayat, or Using Life, was serialized in a state-owned literary publication and a case was brought against him last year by a private citizen who claimed it had caused him distress including heart palpitations.
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These voice memos can help doctors better determine what was happening at the time the EKG was recorded, like whether the patient was feeling heart palpitations, if they had just ingested caffeine, or if some other external factor could have contributed to the situation.
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Many of these stories, then, are stalked by the memory of an age of revolution: the shrieking climax and thudding bathos, the militant action and miserable defeat, the struck postures and private sacrifice—all the desperate palpitations of a heart hurled at the world.
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Youth activist Kevin Patel, 19, said he developed heart palpitations caused by the smog in Los Angeles when he was in fifth grade, and he has dedicated much of his time to raising awareness and promoting action to solve the climate crisis ever since.
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Weinstein, who was supposed to be transferred to Rikers Island after his court appearance, was strapped to a stretcher in the back of an ambulance and taken to New York's Bellevue Hospital for complaints of chest pains, heart palpitations and high blood pressure, CNN reported.
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Medical doctors like cardiologists or gastro-enterologists are often ill-equipped to recognize and treat emotional symptoms related to a physical ailment, and psychiatrists may not consider the possibility that a patient with symptoms like palpitations, fatigue or dizziness really has a physical ailment.
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Those yield-seekers who get palpitations at the very idea of investing in a high-dividend energy stock might start their hunt by examining the eight nonenergy companies that pay the highest dividends: To be sure, these companies do not all appear to be rock-solid.
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Snake + plane = A really good story to tell your friends Snake curtain And if a pack of 1 to 2 meter (3 - 6 ft) long snakes working together wasn't enough to give you heart palpitations, they do it by hanging upside down from the roofs of caves.
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" (She's struck with sciatica; he, with palpitations.) But she also reveals a deeper, starker pain: "The vulnerability and the ultimate intimacy of sex is even more profound when you've lost more than you ever thought you could lose, and at this age, we have all lost too much.
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This perception, which activists argue is outdated and racist, is so widespread that the Merriam-Webster dictionary has an entry for the term "Chinese restaurant syndrome" -- a type of condition that allegedly affects people eating "Chinese food heavily seasoned with monosodium glutamate," with symptoms like dizziness and palpitations.
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Despite the resigned expressions on the faces of many of the representatives as they left Sunday's meeting — and Mr. Netanyahu's declaration, according to Israeli news outlets, that the conference was the "final palpitations" of yesterday's world — there has been no official death knell for a two-state solution.
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She thought it was just general stress — "balancing reality with fiction, and reality with the bulls— of social media, the kind of psychological change that's happening in our climate, period" — but she realized it was because she was taking too much thyroid medication, which led to heart palpitations and anxiety.
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Travelers and doctors alike should be aware that prolonged contact with the Sargassum weed, or inhaling the hydrogen sulfide gas it gives off as it decomposes on the beach, can cause heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, vertigo, headache and skin rashes, the authors write in the Journal of Travel Medicine.
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In a survey on The Toll of Workplace Bullying on Employee Health, 49 percent of people reported being diagnosed with clinical depression and 71 percent reported having been treated by a doctor for work-related health symptoms such as high blood pressure, heart palpitations, anxiety attacks, sleep disruption, loss of concentration, migraines, and more.
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As found in a 220006 compilation of studies, exposure to infrasound can cause "... chronic sleep disturbance, dizziness, tinnitus, heart palpitations, vibrations and pressure sensations in the head and chest ..." The International Organization for Standardization (ISO), an independent, nongovernmental organization and the world's largest developer and publisher of international standards says vibrations between 2202 hertz and .
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Burton J. Lee III, a cancer specialist and the White House doctor who found that President George H. W. Bush had an overactive thyroid after he was hospitalized for heart palpitations, tended to him when he regurgitated on a Japanese prime minister and vainly sought to send him on more mellow vacations, died on Nov.
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The Regency wet T-shirt moment appears nowhere in Austen's novel, but it has inspired homages like the 12-foot fiberglass-coated Darcy that temporarily rose out of a London pond in 2013 and a photo re-enactment by Benedict Cumberbatch, done as a charity fund-raiser, that caused heart palpitations across the Internet in 2014.
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It would be a gross oversimplification to suggest that the British are not rattled, that it is not unsettling to see police toting automatic weapons (a strange sight in a land where most carry no more than a baton), or that parents do not feel palpitations knowing their son or daughter is attending a public gathering.
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A prolific writer, the author of On the Origin of Species made copious notes about his various health woes, a litany of problems that included muscle tremors, panic attacks (including "hysterical crying," in his own words), vertigo, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, weakness and fatigue, intermittent face rashes, shivering, "singing in the ears" (likely tinnitus), and gastrointestinal problems, such as vomiting and flatulence.
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Behind-the-scenes of all of her fun projects, the singer and actress, 25, developed a string of conditions related to the high-stress environments she was surrounded by ever since breaking into the spotlight at the age of 9 after appearing in Missy Elliott's "Work It" music video, including severe anxiety that led to heart palpitations, hair loss and seizures.
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"The scene — in which Mr. Firth's character, Mr. Darcy, bumps into Elizabeth Bennet (Jennifer Ehle) after taking an impetuous swim on his estate — caused serious chest palpitations among those viewers who were not dead, and remains perhaps the only time a man dressed in a damp, puffy white blouse has ever looked truly hot on screen," Sarah Lyall wrote in The Times.
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"The scene — in which Mr. Firth's character, Mr. Darcy, bumps into Elizabeth Bennet (Jennifer Ehle) after taking an impetuous swim on his estate — caused serious chest palpitations among those viewers who were not dead, and remains perhaps the only time a man dressed in a damp, puffy white blouse has ever looked truly hot on screen," Sarah Lyall wrote in The New York Times.
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Over the years I have learned to ask the kind of questions that lead me to the motion picture of illness, where snoring and gasping may be a sign of sleep apnea, frequent urination an indication of diabetes or prostate trouble, and palpitations combined with lightheadedness an indication of a common heart arrhythmia such as atrial fibrillation which impacts between 2.7 million and 85033 million people in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Within the next five years, we would all be fixated on our screens to see who was going to be voted off the island the same way we waited to see if a supercelebrity was about to commit suicide on live TV. As O.J. insists on going back to Brentwood to see his mom, who has been hospitalized with heart palpitations, crowds are forming, TV stations are getting their O.J. obits ready and pizzerias around the city are running out of food — everyone is tuned in to the only show in town.
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