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What Causes Pain And Fluttering Sensation In The Chest?

Just got out of the hospital a couple of days ago because of persistant afib. I m on many medications...with normally low blood pressure. My bp is 129 over 103 with a heart rate of 81. Having some chest pain and feeling my heart flutter...what should I do?
Fri, 21 Apr 2017
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Hi,

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I do understand your pain and discomforts

As per your clinical history is concerned you have AF which has been confirmed by your Doctor as per ECG report. Persistent AF means your heart rhythm does not go back to normal on its own.you need medications for it. To look for causes responsible for it do a thyroid profile blood test, CBC, lipid profile, ECG/echo, chest X-ray, and check your blood pressure every day up to 15 days. If any abnormality findings comes then contact with your doctor and show these reports.please provide all medicine history then I can tell if it is right or not.

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What Causes Pain And Fluttering Sensation In The Chest?

Hi, Thanks for your question on HCM I do understand your pain and discomforts As per your clinical history is concerned you have AF which has been confirmed by your Doctor as per ECG report. Persistent AF means your heart rhythm does not go back to normal on its own.you need medications for it. To look for causes responsible for it do a thyroid profile blood test, CBC, lipid profile, ECG/echo, chest X-ray, and check your blood pressure every day up to 15 days. If any abnormality findings comes then contact with your doctor and show these reports.please provide all medicine history then I can tell if it is right or not. Hope that helps