what do you mean by the word palpitate?
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The word '(to) palpitate' has two meanings :\n\n1 If someone's heart palpitates, it beats very fast and irregularly because they are frightened or anxious. Example - Her heart began to palpitate when she heard the news.\n\n2 If something palpitates, it trembles or moves quickly backwards and forwards, or seems to move in this way. Example - In the crowded courtroom, the silence palpitated with the frustration of people powerless to do anything.
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It depends on how often you are having them, and what brings them on.  The cause could be anything from serious to just too much caffeine (coke or coffee?)  I have noticed that excitement, stress,  or hot weather may also have an effect on having them.\nYou should see a dr. to rule out any serious cause.  There are medications you can take to regulate the heartbeat so that you aren't aware of the palpitations.  To a certain extent, everyone has them once in a while and it is considered normal.
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Precordial activity refers to the movement of the chest wall when the heart beats.  When the heart beats it pushes against the rib cage and diaphragm in a certain way.  An experienced health care provider can often tell by palpating (touching) for the apex (pointed end) of the heart, whether there is enlargement, disease, damage, and to what extent.  Terms such as lifts, heaves, and thrills are used when notating location and duration of the movement.  An easy to understand example might be that the apex of the heart can be felt lower or more to the right in a patient with an enlarged heart, than one with a normal heart.  Precordial activity by itself isn't a term that means there is anything wrong.  All hearts have precordial activity.
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The heart beats in an irregular beating pattern...From the lungs to causing you to release air in a odd pattern sending of noises...
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That could be a number of things. Both of my sisters had heart palpitations and it turned out they have a heart condition called mitrovalve prolapse. You should go to the doctor and get a complete physical and have them run some tests to rule out anything serious.
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Syncope is the medical term for "passing out" or "fainting". I assume this could be related to that word.
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No it wont.  If you have palpitations you need to see a doctor...;
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calm\n\nmoderate\n\ntyphoon
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Here are some suggestions:  egg on, excite, foment, galvanize, goad, impel, incite, inflame, inspire, instigate, motivate, move, pique, prick, prod, prompt, propel, provoke, set off, spur, stimulate, touch off, trigger, work up.
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Take ECG and consult a cardiologist. \nPlease see the webpages for more details on Heart palpitations.
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I believe the word you are looking for is hypoperfusion.\n\n(Hypotension is low blood pressure)
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uuuuuuuum yeah... go to the doctor. sounds like heart palpitations... which are not good...
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Adj. 1.  jittery - being in a tense state \n    Synonyms: edgy, high-strung, highly strung, in suspense(p), jumpy, nervy, overstrung, restive, uptight \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\njittery: adj. being in a tense state; easily upset or frightened; -- of a person.\nSyn. -- edgy, fidgety, high-strung, in suspense(predicate), jumpy, nervous, nervy, overstrung, restive, uneasy, uptight.
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Irregular heart beats and palpitations are two entirely separate entities.\nIrregular heart beats premature, fast, or slow beats and are caused by an electrical "glitch" in the heart.  They are often benign, meaning they won't harm you.  They can occur because of drugs, including caffeine, diet pills, supplements, etc, because of medical problems such a high thyroid levels or electrolyte imbalances, because of significant medical problems, and also without any apparent "reason".  The medical tests performed for irregular heart beats includes EKGs, holter monitors to record your heart rhythm, event monitors and more.  These tests are performed to find out if there is a cause of the irregularity that needs to be "fixed".  The results are also used to predict whether any harm is likely to come to you, because of the irregular rhythm.  Many irregular rhythms do not require any treatment.  \nPalpitations are the SENSATION that your heart is beating too fast, too hard, too slow, or irregularly.  You can have palpitations with a totally regular heart rhythm.  They can also be caused by irregular rhythms, both dangerous ones AND non-dangerous ones.  Some people have palpitations because of anxiety, even if they don't actually feel anxious, anxiety can cause palpitations in these people.
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Homer used this expression thousands of years years ago in his famous epic poem the Iliad. When you are terrified, your heart starts pounding violently and there's a choking feeling in your throat. Homer reffered to that feeling as having "your heart in your mouth". For centuries that's the way many people have described the feeling of extreme terror or dread.\nMay have mispelled a ton of words, but oh well :P
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Gidday,\nSounds like your heart
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avoid cliches.\nSHOW what you're feeling, dont TELL what you're feeling.\n\nfor example:\ntelling - the doorbell rang, and i was afraid to answer the door.\nshowing - the doorbell rang, and my muscles locked up. i didn't want to find out who was on the other side of the door.