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What Causes Heart Flutters For Months?

Hi, i have been having heart flutters for 9 months now on and off, went to doctor and all test they did have come out good, heart fine and healthy. I have been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder, I am on prestiq 100mg, why is my flutters still going on though?? Should I look further into it?? I am annoyed and obsessed over it. Always checking myself. Can you give me any advice?

thank you
Fri, 24 Feb 2017
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Hi,
atrial flutter are due to abnormal electrical circuit in atria (smaller chambers in heart )

there are 2 ways of controlling it.
1. medications like B blocker

2. Catheter ablation in most cases depending on the underlying causes is curative and one doesn't need to take medications then after.

I suggest you consult a cardiologist or an electrophysiologist dealing with same.
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What Causes Heart Flutters For Months?

Hi, atrial flutter are due to abnormal electrical circuit in atria (smaller chambers in heart ) there are 2 ways of controlling it. 1. medications like B blocker 2. Catheter ablation in most cases depending on the underlying causes is curative and one doesn t need to take medications then after. I suggest you consult a cardiologist or an electrophysiologist dealing with same.