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Does flutter always have a fast heart rate ?

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Typically yes. Why?

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My Kardia is showing PVCs and premature ventricular contractions on different readings . HR around 65 .I have palpitations but not like this .

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PVCs would be ventricle not atria. I used to have frequent PVCs when not in AF/Afl.

This explains difference between AF/AFL well I thought

healthline.com/health/atria...

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Thanks

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Finvola

I have read of instances of slow flutter but it produces a regular heart beat. PVC's will give you an irregular, uncomfortable heart beat.

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Many thanks

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