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I suddenly got 6 seconds of something that felt like heartflutter/twitching/spasm. should i call er? my heart is structually normal otherwise?
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Yes go to the ER to be sure. It's better to be on the safe side. Since you are saying your heart is structurally normal it sounds like you have had exams, possibly by a Cardiologist. Even so, unexpected problems can arise.
Answered 5/30/2023
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