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My symptoms are: rapid heart beat, slow heart beat, fluttering in my chest, feeling my heart beat, pain in my chest, lightheaded, and dizziness. ?
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See a doctor : The symptoms you are describing can be dangerous please see your doctor asap or go to the emergency department.
Answered 2/23/2019
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