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Had Bypass Surgery Due To Blockages In Artery. Feels Something Moving Near Heart. Why Is This Movement?

my father 60 yrs old has undergone a bypass surgery due to blockages in artery ...(without a heart attack ) on friday 15th june2012 in Apollo hospital. today he is being discharged. my problem is last night he complained that he found something moving fast nearby his heart..or may be his heart. the doctor said that its normal. But i would like to know about it...what is the reason behind this movement...plz help...
Mon, 29 Jul 2013
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The limited information provided is not sufficient enough to arrive at an appropriate conclusion..
It is probably pleural or pericardial rub...
Examination and ECHOcardiogram will be necessary to conclude
The treating doctor alone can suggest based on his assessment of the situation.

Take care     
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Had Bypass Surgery Due To Blockages In Artery. Feels Something Moving Near Heart. Why Is This Movement?

Welcome to Health Care Magic The limited information provided is not sufficient enough to arrive at an appropriate conclusion.. It is probably pleural or pericardial rub... Examination and ECHOcardiogram will be necessary to conclude The treating doctor alone can suggest based on his assessment of the situation. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck