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PostPosted: 02/08/07 - 10:20    Post subject: Fluttering in chest Vote now! Reply with quote
My Husband is 23 yrs old in good shape, but sometimes he has a fluttering feeling in his chest followed by some dizziness, he has had test run in the past but everything came back o.k. He does dip but does not drink anything but water and tea...

Any advise would be greatly appricated
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