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Fluttering In Solar Plexus, Severe Cold, Recurring Condition. Heart Related Condition?

Hi there, throughout my life, since childhood really, I have periodically experienced a fluttering sensation in my solar plexus which is painless but makes me want to cough . i have had a bad cold in recent days and this sensation has happened on two consecutive days. Is this anything to worry about as i ve always presumed that it s something to do with my heart .
Mon, 8 Jul 2013
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Dear patient

Some patients do experience symptoms like yours related to abnormal rhythms of the heartbso I think that possibility should be ruled out. If episodes occur on a daily basis a Holter monitor could catch them if truly an arrhthmia is present; if mores sporadic then an event monitor would be the choice

Yours truly

Dr Brenes Salazar
Cardiology
Mayo Clinic
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Fluttering In Solar Plexus, Severe Cold, Recurring Condition. Heart Related Condition?

Dear patient Some patients do experience symptoms like yours related to abnormal rhythms of the heartbso I think that possibility should be ruled out. If episodes occur on a daily basis a Holter monitor could catch them if truly an arrhthmia is present; if mores sporadic then an event monitor would be the choice Yours truly Dr Brenes Salazar Cardiology Mayo Clinic