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I'm 18 and wore a heart monitor for a week with no diagnosis afterwards, but i often can't breathe and have an irregular, fluttering heart beat?
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More monitor?: If symptoms did not occur while you were wearing the monitor, you may need a longer monitor. If symptoms did occur with your monitor you do have a diagnosis. Should check with your doc.
Answered 8/14/2015
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