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Pulsing Stomach
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Reply 20
I sometimes see my stomache beat but its at the same time as my heart. I've never thought anything of it tbh.
I found it amusing.
Sometimes I find that if I'm sitting funny I sometimes start moving with it.
I found it amusing.
Sometimes I find that if I'm sitting funny I sometimes start moving with it.
Reply 21
I get this too, although sometimes I can feel it's my heart pumping away 
Especially when I'm about to sleep and it's quiet too.
Especially when I'm about to sleep and it's quiet too.
Reply 22
What if the beating in your stomach doesn't go away? I've got one and it keeps beating with my heart and it's annoyingly especially when I'm nervous. Then I can feel it beating even more. Please give me advice, I'm really scared and I do not want to go to my GP. I've had it for 2 years now. I'm scared...
Reply 23
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by Sassy_****What if the beating in your stomach doesn't go away? I've got one and it keeps beating with my heart and it's annoyingly especially when I'm nervous. Then I can feel it beating even more. Please give me advice, I'm really scared and I do not want to go to my GP. I've had it for 2 years now. I'm scared...
I would be more nervous if it stopped beating.
Reply 24
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by SuzyQYou probably just have a twin living inside you.
I remember reading about something like that happening to a school kid from Kazakhstan, and his doctor initially blamed the stomach pain on him eating unwashed fruit!
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