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Old 06-01-2013, 01:21 AM #1
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Hey all, I've been noticing something weird the last few nights when I've went to sleep. I've never experienced this before, and it doesn't hurt. It honestly feels weird. It's like I can feel my heartbeat in a vein very close to my heartbeat. Is this something serious? It just feels really weird, and only started about three nights ago, and I feel this weird sensation only when lying down.
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Hey all, I've been noticing something weird the last few nights when I've went to sleep. I've never experienced this before, and it doesn't hurt. It honestly feels weird. It's like I can feel my heartbeat in a vein very close to my heartbeat. Is this something serious? It just feels really weird, and only started about three nights ago, and I feel this weird sensation only when lying down.
Yep!! Just tried it!! A little to the top right of my belly button, I can feel a pulse!!
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Yeah...but I've never noticed it until now. I don't have to mash mine to feel it. Just three days ago, when I laid down to sleep, I felt it. Just weird lol
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Didn't you just lose a large amount of weight in a very short time? That's probably got something to do with it.
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That's your abdominal aorta
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