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Hi recently i have been having this flutter in my chest, i've been to the doctoss, had an ecg done and everything was normal. don't know why it's happ?
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It is often: difficult to diagnose a flutter sensation with a single EKG which only lasts 10 seconds. Address your concern with your health care provider and obtain a 24 hour or longer monitor to be able to correlate your symptoms with any arrhythmias that may be occurring.
Answered 3/17/2017
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