This started happening to me a few weeks ago and it was only when I tried sleeping, but now I can feel it all the time and it's extremely annoying and distracting. The only way I can forget about it is if I go do something else, accept it and stop caring about it, but the moment I stop and there's nothing to think about, I'm conscious of it again. The other night I couldn't fall asleep for 5 hours because of it, it drove me insane. I'm hoping over time I can completely forget about it since I do seem to be able to do that over short periods of time. I wonder how the other commenters here are doing right now, it's been 13-15 years
Yes thats what i want to know too.. Maybe they all died?. .Just kidding.. Awww C'mon guys.
did anyone get the answer?
I can always feel my heart beat, also. I failed recently a stress test and echolgardiogram. Now, I'm scheduled for an angiogram. The cardiologist said my pumping action is not right. Interesting! My bp is always low, pulse is normal, weight is right. Strong family history of heart problems, though. We'll see!
Did you ever found an aswer to this condition?
I recently realize that I have always noticed my heartbeat and for some reason I started asking every member of my family they all gave the same answer, no one can feel his or her heart without touching their throat or wrist, but I feel it in my chest all the time, I can even feel my veins beat, as if I am totally aware of how my blood runs trhough my body. And as you, I can feel my heart stop or beat in funny ways every once in a while, like racing and then stopping, and other times it beats at pauses... it's weird.
I have same problem, lost 31 pounds recently and seems like without added fat on my body I can feel heart beat in my back, left side, right side. I don't sleep on my chest so dont know if I can feel it there. But I am constantly aware that it is beating also suffer from palps, flutters, flip-flops, pvcs, pacs. Those are bothersome too...I have had them bad the last two days maybe since I ate so much Turkey on Thanksgiving...