Fluttering sensation in my chest?!
Question: can anyone help by telling me what this sensation is that i am experiencing,,,, for the last week every so often i keep getting a funny feeling in my chest the best way to explain it is that of a butterfly fluttering on the left side of my chest may sound silly but it the best way i can describe it.... thanks to anyone who can help x
Answers: can anyone help by telling me what this sensation is that i am experiencing,,,, for the last week every so often i keep getting a funny feeling in my chest the best way to explain it is that of a butterfly fluttering on the left side of my chest may sound silly but it the best way i can describe it.... thanks to anyone who can help x
See your doctor and explain, he will ask you some questions and get you checked out if he thinks it necessary, but it does sound like palpitations.
sounds like palpitations go to your docs its prob nothing but they like to check them out
did a cute guy walk past u or somthin? lol umm jk
maybe u should see a doctor
as a wanna be doctor i say eat chocolate
smile and be in love it will make it better!
Its nothing but u need to see a doctor....... lol ........... to be in serious....... u may tend to have more happiness these days and that reflected to wat u said here.............
It sounds like palpitations. See your doctor about it. They're usually not serious.
Cut caffeine out as well.
Go to your doc.....could be nothing...but it could be something....don't let someone on Yahoo give you the answers to this one......
It's love, baby.
it sounds liike palpitations see your gp and it may be your body telling you to cut down on caffiene.
sometimes when we get to much caffine the heart will flutter.also being dehydrated will cause this ,lack of certain electrolytes or minerals,like pottasium or magnesium can cause this.lots of things can cause this but ,these are the common ones.stay away from duretics,drugs ,cut back on coffee and sodas.
You know what I get something like that - but mine feels like my heartbeat is missing a beat then jumps to kind of catch up if you like. But I don't get it as much as I used to - so I'm thinking it might be to do with ingrediants in food - in particular MSG perhaps. It's not only in Chinese food but in loads of stuff. I never went to my GP.