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Pulses throughout body
by markymark122, Aug 06, 2009 10:00PM
I have been having pulses throughout my entire body for about 5 yrs now. There is no pain or discomfort .
They happen mainly while sitting down or lying down. They are in the following area's. Legs, arms, feet, neck , stomach, neck and back. They tend to be about 5 to 10 pulses a day but lately its more like 20 to 40. I am a fit 40 yr old guy but I do have high blood pressure and my doctor seems to think its related to that. My doctor does not to seem to worried about it but I am .. I have read a few posts about similar experiences on here and none seem to have a answer to what is going on here. I hope someone has some answers for me.
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They happen mainly while sitting down or lying down. They are in the following area's. Legs, arms, feet, neck , stomach, neck and back. They tend to be about 5 to 10 pulses a day but lately its more like 20 to 40. I am a fit 40 yr old guy but I do have high blood pressure and my doctor seems to think its related to that. My doctor does not to seem to worried about it but I am .. I have read a few posts about similar experiences on here and none seem to have a answer to what is going on here. I hope someone has some answers for me.
This discussion is related to Strange pulse feeling in different parts of body.
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If this is the case, it is to my knowledge very unusual, and if there are no other symptoms, or physical problems you doctor may well be right, there's nothing to worry about. If, however, you have other problems, the HR is very high or low, or your BP is very high, or if the pulse is nor regular in its rhythm, then a good heart check-up seems to be in order.