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Had a feeling of few flutters in my chest when playing soccer. gonna get seen soon. is there a chance this will turn out to be benign? is this bad?
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Yes/No: Fluttering in the chest is a non specific symptom. It is more likely benign. Have an EKG and a Holter study to visualize your heart rhythm. I good physical exam is also important. All the best.
Answered 12/2/2015
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