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At rest laid down, i get premature atrial contractions now and again, usually a few times per day. i had 3 in a row, i have a ecg. is that atrial fib?
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Here are some...: Premature heart beat is common but its clinical significance to individuals widely varies among the affected. To address your concern more appropriately, it would be most logical for yo to refer this question to your treating doctor who is expected to possess more clinical pertinence about you than anyone online. So, ask her/him timely. Further online inquiry may induce more unnecessary confusion.
Answered 2/20/2016
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