10 Heart Palpitations Symptoms

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4. Shortness of Breath

Poor health habits lead to being generally unfit and often contribute to palpitations. Sudden exertion such as running or lifting heavy objects may trigger heart palpitations due to obesity or poor physical condition. While these extra or skipped heartbeats may be alarming, they are typically benign.

Palpitations often cause shortness of breath, and when they occur with sudden physical exercise, they exacerbate the inability to breathe correctly. If you’ve experienced heart palpitations with shortness of breath, it’s time to see your doctor.

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