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Fluttery Feeling Below Left Ribs Without Pain. Parasite Or Issue With Intestines?

Hi, I have a this fluttery, annoying feeling on the left side, below the rib cage. When it starts, it lasts for hours...I don t have it everyday, and it s not painful. I m not pregnant, guaranteed. Any ideas of what this could be? Could it be a parasite? Or could it be the beginning of something more serious, such as issues with my intestines? Thank you for your assistance.
Mon, 27 May 2013
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Ayurveda Specialist 's  Response
no parasite is so much actively moving so it may not be. u most probably suffer from flatulence. avoid coffee, tea, spices and fried food. small frequent meals chew slowly, take water after 30 mins of food. rarely fluttering may be due to arrhythmia of heart but it may be accompanied with dizziness etc.
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Fluttery Feeling Below Left Ribs Without Pain. Parasite Or Issue With Intestines?

no parasite is so much actively moving so it may not be. u most probably suffer from flatulence. avoid coffee, tea, spices and fried food. small frequent meals chew slowly, take water after 30 mins of food. rarely fluttering may be due to arrhythmia of heart but it may be accompanied with dizziness etc.