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A member asked:
Weird chest flutter like sensations accompanying bronchitis. they happen often and last a few seconds. could these be tied to bronchitis?
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Met: There may be an irregular heart beat, and i would advise seeing your PCP. An EKG may be indicated, but in the meantime, avoid caffeine, stay well hydrated, and treat any fever.
Answered 9/6/2016
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