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From: Josh Andrews on 26 Apr 2007 00:42 Hi, I had some cardio tests done recently as I was experiencing abnormal sensations in the heart, and was told that the results were within the normal range. I had 2 extra heart beats on the 24 halter monitor, and 1 on the stress test, and I'm 34. Is this within the normal range for my age? The diagnosis was elliptic... something. More nervous type spasms which do not affect the main functioning of the heart. I was told my heart was fundamentally healthy even though they continue to occur, at times very frequently and worryingly. Is this something I should be concerned about and for which it would be worthwhile taking time off to avoid stress? Or as it is described as fundamentally healthy are they sensations that it would be fine for me to try to ignore, and not be concerned about them nor typical work related stress in the hope they will subside over time? Also I had a echo cardiogram done and the ejection rate was 65. The cardiologist looked at me for a few moments quite intensely and am wondering if that is a decent ejection rate or not. Maybe it is expected to be a bit stronger at my age? Appreciate any advice. Thanks Josh
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