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Irregular fast heartbeat but feel great?
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Get checked: An irregular fast heart beat could be atrial fibrillation. It's possible to have this heart rhythm problem but feel totally normal. In general patients experiencing this symptom should see their doctor and get an electrocardiogram.
Answered 1/16/2014
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