a flutter in your chest could be response to your anxiety condition. since it also could be the result of medical problems such as afib it is recommended to follow up with your doctor. the link below is for a webmd diagnostic tool that shows 26 possible reasons for the fluttering: <link>|palpitations-(fluttering-in-chest)&symptomids=17|175&locations=2|15 being 15 years old and playing soccer sounds great. my gut feeling is that your flutter should be professionally evaluated but it probably just represents normal anxiety while engaged in a competitive activity. best wishes for your success happiness and for a lifetime of good health.
need a quick response please. i am 15. and i suffer from high levels of anxiety. today i was playing soccer. i ran to the ball very fast and then i stopped i took a deep breath and i felt a little flutter in my chest. then i continued running and the feeling went away and didn't come back. no other symptoms. i have had ekg done before. i am just a bit scared. is this normal? the feeling lasted a second. in my family only my grandfather had a heart attack at 42 but still lived. other than that immediate family is clean