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  1. I just have a question. I was wondering what role a woman's
    hormones might have regarding the functioning of her heart,
    specifically palpitations. I mean really weird palpatations,
    like feeling the heart is doing summersaults and backflips.
    Could this be related to perimenopause? just wondering and
    thanks for any help.

  2. Janna said:

    I just have a question. I was wondering what role a woman's
    hormones might have regarding the functioning of her heart,
    specifically palpitations. I mean really weird
    palpatations, like feeling the heart is doing summersaults
    and backflips. Could this be related to perimenopause? just
    wondering and thanks for any help.

    I shouldn't think so. There are all sorts of things wrong
    with my heart but recently, when there was a report about
    the dangers of long term HRT, my GP asked me to stop taking
    it. The result was as expected, i.e. horrendous flushes and
    sweats. Now I am back on it I can say that with regard to
    palpitations and my problem heartbeart there was no
    difference when taking HRT or not. If you are havng 'really
    weird palpitations' you should see a cardiologist. Diana

  3. Janna said:

    I just have a question. I was wondering what role a
    woman's hormones might have regarding the functioning of
    her heart, specifically palpitations. I mean really weird
    palpatations, like feeling the heart is doing summersaults
    and backflips. Could this be related to perimenopause?
    just wondering and thanks for any help.

    Could be but other possible causes should be excluded first.
    You should inform your doctor of your symptoms, nonetheless.

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