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bluebloods

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  1. Thanks for the replies, I appreciate it. It will be interesting to know what my GP says. I don't want to worry about it until I know for sure. I agree that Pericarditis is the closest explanation but I'm not totally convinced because I don't get chest pains, and I would have thought that my doctor would have noticed this in the past whenever he's used a stethoscope on me in the past? Also, this has been happening for years! I didn't realise that this was a rare thing, I just assumed everyone's heart squeaked?!
  2. I hadn't realised, sorry. I've made an appointment already, but what with it being Christmas time I have to wait a while. I can't seem to find any information on the internet at all just to read up on the area, is anyone able to point me in a direction where I can get more information to read about myself?, Is that allowed?
  3. Why does my heart squeak sometimes? Normally when I'm worked up (emotionally/physically). I can hear my heart squeak on each beat, without a stethoscope. What's the deal?

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