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Q: Heart Beat Through Stomach ?

asked by: nixie on August 8th, 2007

New User

For the last while i have noticed my heart beat through my stomach. It is so noticable that i can watch it move. I first noticed it when lying down on my laptop about 5 six months ago, since then its happening more often. I am a 19 yo female who is average weight/height. I am concerened that this maybe something serious. But dont want to go to a gp as it kind of sounds silly. The only thing that i know is that i am anaemic and have to take iron tablets.

Thanks

nicole macpherson

Replies(4)

CarolDiane

replied on May 24th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

You need to consider how much you weigh. If you are a thin person, the palpitations of the heart is a very common thing throught the wall of the aorta (Mildline Stomach Aread) and if you have a young strong heart this is also the same possiblity. I would just mention it to your doc and see what he/she says and maybe be able to put you mind to ease or find out at least what it is.

PersonalSpaceIsAMust

replied on April 6th, 2009

New User

Or maybe have the doctor check for a hyatus Hernia maybe

pine90apple

replied on April 29th, 2009

New User

it isnt normal? O_o crap.

I can see my heart beat on my stomach sometimes... =s like when I lie on my back or summit. And sometimes I can see it like on my chest (boob), I never thought anything of it... =s should I be worried?
Did u see a doc about it? lol

healthyornot

replied on September 24th, 2009

New User

that heart beat happens in my stomach all the time and i have never thought twice about it! tho i do have hypothyroidism and i am now being sent for test to see if i have crohns disease. im only 22 years old! whats next?

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