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Something gives you a fright and your heart flutters in your chest, which is perfectly normal as adrenaline floods your body. If you routinely experience a fluttering heart with no obvious cause, however, this could be the sign of a potentially serious arrhythmia.

A fluttering sensation in your chest is a specific type of heart palpitation that may indicate an atrial flutter. This condition is the result of an arrhythmia that causes tachycardia, which is a fast heartbeat (more than 100 beats a minute).

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so recently i have been having a bubbling/fluttering feeling in my left calf & sometimes in my left thigh. its not painful but its annoying & a little concerning. so for all you medical people out there, i have no redness, sswelling or pain just that feeling. so anyone thinking DVT its already crossed my mind & i dont think it could be but who knows! \n

For a few years now I get recurrent feelings of bugs crawling on my legs. Sometimes, like it's just under the skin. A real tickly buglike creeping feeling around the shins. In the summer I swatting things that weren't there! Very weird :O

Are you feeling a fluttering sensation in the lower back of your ribs? Rest assured, there can be various reasons behind this sensation. In this article, we'll explore the common causes and provide insights to help you understand what might be happening.

One possible cause of this fluttering sensation is muscle fasciculations, also known as twitches. The layer of muscles that overlaps your rib cage can become overly excited, resulting in fluttering feelings in the area.

Another potential cause of fluttering in the lower left rib area is related to the activity and movement of your stomach and intestines. These organs lie directly beneath the ribs and can generate movements that lead to a fluttering sensation.

Additionally, it is essential to consider the possibility of a rapid or abnormal heart rhythm, known as palpitations, as the heart resides in this region. To rule out any heart-related concerns, it is advisable to consult a General Practitioner (GP). Your GP will assess your pulse, listen to your heart, and determine if it is the underlying cause of your fluttering sensation. Although rapid or abnormal heart rhythms are more commonly experienced in the chest or throat, consulting with your GP can provide peace of mind.

Okay, I think I ovulated four days ago (see chart - what do you think? Please note, the rise on day 19 was due to us going back home after a weekend in a freezing caravan). At 2dpo, I had ewcm, for two days now I've had sore boobs, yesterday I had light cramping and today I've had fluttering around my belly button and in my bikini line. All of these things are unusual for me at this point in the cycle.

I don't know what to think!!!

I'm 32 years old and had a pacemaker implanted 2 days ago due to symptomatic bradycardia and secondary av block with Mobitz type 2. After the pacemaker was implanted I would get a small fluttering in my chest every now and then. I just wanted to know if it is normal to get the fluttering after the implant. Other than The occasional fluttering I feel great. I have minor pain near the incision that I control with Tylenol.

I got my PM in April at age 64 & experienced significant fluttering & palpitations in May. My cardiologist has increased my Metoprolol to 25 mgs 4 times a day & the fluttering seems to have decreased.

I have also been using a chelated magnesium supplement everyday & as well as making sure vegetables, fruit, spirulina, etc., are part of my daily diet as a mineral deficiency could possibly be a factor.

Hope this helps,

Bruce

I was diagnosed w/Mobitz 2 also,got my PM beginning of July,had internal feelings of maybe a flutter,pinching just odd stuff.Went into ER,had interrogation done,and a local Cardio had tech change settings,and the feelings went away,and I felt better,normal.Just me though.

I agree your body does adjust to this whole thing,up to you to decide if the flutter will go away after time or not,I really dont know,still new to this......

Is the fluttering usually at the same times?

I'm 34 and I've had a pm for over 10 years. When I first got my pm I got a fluttering feeling. I asked my pm technicians and they found it was when the device was going into 'power saving' mode (it was awhile ago so I can't remember the technical term sorry). They turned it off and the occasional fluttering stopped.

I also felt a more sever fluttering after my pacemaker box change, they found this was because my pm was over sensing and I could actually feel the electrical pulses. They lowered the current and it went away.

It can take a while to tune your pm to suit your body, don't be afraid to ask your pm clinic questions, and let them now if something doesn't feel right. There are so many little changes they can make to suit you and they are always really really helpful! But it give it time to settle in... as previous people say, it takes time for your body to get use to it. But soon you'll forget its there!

Hope that helps!

While I was at work on monday I had an attack that was the same as before the pacemaker. I had a fluttering in my chest then i was dizzy, my heart rate was 110, and i was confused or dazed. So I ended up going visit my cardiologist because today i had constant fluttering. What he told me is that with the Sick Sinus Syndrome I have both tachycardia and bradycardia. He said that he could not treat the Tachycardia (fast heart rate) with out first fixing the bradycardia (slow heart rate). He stated that in order to medicate the tachycardia I needed the pacemaker to control the symptomatic bradycardia. He prescribed me a beta blocker which I start taking in the morning. Guess I will post later to say how that ends up.

So after the doctor put me on meds I continued having the fluttering in my chest. I was given a halter monitor until my next appt. The funny this is it only happened when I would stand up to walk or ride in a car. So I go back to the cardiologist and get my staples removed and he gives me the results of my halter. Basically my heart was all over the place during the fluttering. He called in the pacemaker tech. To check my settings. He hooked me up and within 2 mins fixed the fluttering problem. I was amazed at how easily they could fix it. The tech explained everything better than my cardiologist has ever explained anything to me. My advise is to not give up and become frustrated right after the surgery. Just be patient, things will work out.

Received my PM Jan 18 2013 first day aft surgery Fluttering now little less feel slight pains but nothing resulting in a ER visit. Need to get to the gym nothing since Dec 6 2012. Good to hear all fluttering comments thanks to all you PM family members.

Around 4 to 5 weeks ago i noticed a fluttering/spasm/twitching feeling coming from my upper right abdomen, it feels deep inside and is not painful just worrying. accompanied with this i have excess wind and a feeling of bloating but i cant say i have pain, well maybe a very slight ache. I also have so much gurgling going on all over my abdomen constantly. the fluttering feeling really feels like a baby kicking under my rib cage but it def not pregnancy related.

I started thinking about anything I added to my diet that could be a problem. The only thing was peppermint tea. I though it would help with bloating but I stopped drinking it 2 days ago and all fluttering is gone. I can't be 100% sure that was the cause but I am leaning that way.

Are you experiencing a fluttering sensation in the lower left side of yourback? This unusual feeling can be concerning and may leave you wondering aboutits underlying causes and potential treatment options. In this blog, we willexplore the possible reasons behind this sensation, discuss associatedsymptoms, and provide insights into available treatment approaches.

Lifestyle changes: Making certain lifestyle modifications, such as improving posture, maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding activities that strain the back, can help reduce the occurrence of fluttering sensations.

While a fluttering sensation in the lower left side of the back is oftenharmless and temporary, there are instances where medical attention isnecessary. You should seek prompt medical care if you experience:

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A: While stress can contribute to muscle tension and discomfort, it is lesslikely to directly cause a fluttering sensation in the back. However, stresscan exacerbate existing conditions that may lead to such sensations.

A: It is possible for kidney problems, such as kidney stones or infections, tocause a fluttering sensation in the lower left side of the back. However,other symptoms, such as pain or changes in urinary patterns, are usuallypresent as well.

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