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I am young. once i was playing soccer and felt few flutters. have had ecg before. doc not concerned. is this common in otherwise healthy population?
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Common: We all have occasional extra heart beats (palpitations or flutters) which are not concerning. If you have already been checked out by a health care professional and they've indicated there is nothing to worry about I would agree.
Answered 8/10/2015
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