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Strange Rhythmic beating in my abdomen
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Reply 40
bright star
it might be..... i saw this dude in hospital last week as he was going into theatre, his abdo had a pulsating lump, that was an aneurysm.....
Unlucky for your 'dude'.
but the poster does not have an aneurysm. I'm pretty confident of that.
Reply 41
yeah.... i'd say that's pretty likely.....
Reply 42
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Jamie
In all likelyhood its a muscle spasm. Most people get them. I get them in my rt thigh. my ex used to get one in her forehead.
nothing to worry about.
In all likelyhood its a muscle spasm. Most people get them. I get them in my rt thigh. my ex used to get one in her forehead.
nothing to worry about.
I'm sorry if this was serious - but what do you mean in her forehead, like some kind of uber throbbing headach?I've never heard of a heam spasm...
Reply 43
Wangers
I'm sorry if this was serious - but what do you mean in her forehead, like some kind of uber throbbing headach?I've never heard of a heam spasm...
No, i mean in the forehead muscles - you know, the one that raises your eyebrows...
Its called frontalis i believe.
Reply 44
I just checked my abdomen i can feel a beat too!, however it doesnt worry me at all. Infact i'm quite relieved as it shows blood is actually being pumped around my body.
You can feel a beat pretty much anywhere if you try hard enough.
You can feel a beat pretty much anywhere if you try hard enough.
Reply 45
If you're slim the most likely cause is the pulsation of your abdominal aorta.
Reply 46
That sounds like a line from a Faithless song.
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