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Heart Jumping with Vision Blurriness

For the past three days, I've been having frequent (about every 10 to 15 minutes) jumps in heartbeat coinciding with a sudden feeling of adrenalin rush and blurred vision. Each incident lasts about half a second. Within a minute, my heartbeat returns back to its normal pace.

I am 22 years old, and I'm on no prescription or over-the-counter medication of any kind, nor do I do any drugs aside from the occasional drink and cigarette. Anyone heard of such a thing?
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Is it strange for physical feelings like this to just suddenly appear? It's strange for me anyway!

I just made an appointment with my doctor, I'll let you know how it goes.
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88793 tn?1290227177
I don't know about the adrenalin rush.  I have blur vision then I know I get trouble soon.  Dr don't believe it but I know it related to my palpitation.  I asked my cardiologist, "do I have pac or pvc?  How many do I have?"  He laughed.  He told me I got "NON".
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221122 tn?1323011265
Do you mean that your heart feels like it skips?  Most of us that have PVCs (they feel like the heart is skipping a beat, but it is an extra beat) get the adrenalin type rush when the next beat after a PVC pause happens.  I have never gotten blurry vision from this, though.  I can't speak for anyone else.  You might want to ask your doctor about that.  The rush is common.
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