What could be the cause for fluttering feeling in the chest?

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I have gone through the ECG test result, and all seems normal. Nothing significant to be disturbed about. PVCs (premature ventricular contraction) are very common among the healthy population. How long have you this feeling? Have you lost weight lately? Do you feel as if your heart is racing?

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Your symptoms are very typical of PVCs from benign causes. As I stated earlier, they often occur in healthy individuals. A lot of the time, these are factors that could trigger them. Smoking, alcohol, coffee, or the use of illicit substances, excess exercise and anxiety, sleeping for less hours in a day and history of any heart disease, not common in young people. I want you to adjust your lifestyle. Reduce alcohol, tobacco, coffee intake. If you use. Sleep six to seven hours in a day. Make sure not to exercise more than three to four times a week. Hopefully in a few months you should see improvement. If after taking these measures you do not get better. You might need to use Propranolol. It is a beta-blocker, that has proven to be very effective for PVCs in a majority of my patients. I hope I have been of help to you. Feel free to ask any questions, should you need more clarification.