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Could it be right that having butterflies means you have a heart condition?
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Butterflies: 'butterflies' is a term we generally use to imply nervous symptoms sometimes including heart palpitations. Commonly people who have performance anxiety refer to their symptom as 'butteflies'. Butterfies does not imply a cardiac pathology.
Answered 3/10/2014
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