palpitation

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• POTS can also be accompanied by such symptoms as lightheadedness, fatigue, headaches, brain fog, blurry vision, tremors, nausea and palpitations.

• Symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath and heart palpitations.

• Later signs of Lyme can include nerve pain, neck stiffness, sudden weakness in facial muscles, arthritis, heart palpitations, cognitive problems and brain and spinal cord inflammation.

• According to surveys and studies of small groups of children, the symptoms include fatigue, headache and heart palpitations.

• So the game ratified Smith’s Heisman Trophy, and it upheld the Alabama offense as a starship that hovered over all its games, and it furthered a season in which Alabama fans felt barely a palpitation.

• The vague breathing of the storm was audible; the silence was broken by an obscure palpitation.

• When Tabea was admitted to the cell, and stood before the revered Friedsam, she felt an unexpected palpitation.

• My lungs with difficulty performed their office, and my heart was affected with violent palpitation.

• It produces a sort of palpitation that one hardly knows whether to call wretched or delightful.

• From his earliest years, we learn, he was subject to palpitation and nervous excitement.