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Old 04-28-2015, 03:52 AM #1
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I get sensations of my heartbeat in my arms, shoulder and back. It comes and goes. I can put my hand over certain spots and literally feel the thumping. Sometimes I got so intense, I could see the part of my body move, like as if it were twitching, but with my heartbeat. I've told this to my neuros and they said this is an autonomic nervous system reaction....none ever mentioned anything vascular, but now I am wondering..
I have the exact same thing as you, before my neuropathy began, i would notice my "pulse" moving my entire body, almost like a robotic tremor. I had an ekg done, but it was normal. I looked elsewhere online, some people said it was due to being skinny, where your more likely to feel your pulse than someone who is heavier. i also have a fast heart rate, 100bpm+
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I have the exact same thing as you, before my neuropathy began, i would notice my "pulse" moving my entire body, almost like a robotic tremor. I had an ekg done, but it was normal. I looked elsewhere online, some people said it was due to being skinny, where your more likely to feel your pulse than someone who is heavier. i also have a fast heart rate, 100bpm+
Well, I have the same thing of feeling my heartbeat, and at times very intense, and I am NOT skinny. I am not overweight, but average, so not sure if that is accurate.
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