Max George reveals concerning new heart issue as he begs fans for help after having pacemaker fitted
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Max George has revealed he has a 'flicking feeling' in his chest following major surgery for an undiagnosed heart condition. The Wanted singer, 36, had a pacemaker fitted after he was admitted to hospital earlier this month after experiencing heart issues, leading to a lengthy stay before his release on Christmas Day.
![[The Wanted singer, 36, had a pacemaker fitted after he was admitted to hospital earlier this month after experiencing heart issues]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/31/09/93609485-14238699-image-a-26_1735635711193.jpg)
Taking to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Max revealed he is now experiencing a strange feeling in his chest and doctor's aren't sure yet what it is. The star asked his followers if they have ever experienced the same thing as he sought advice ahead of a check-up.
![[Taking to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Max revealed he is now experiencing a strange feeling in his chest and doctor's aren't sure yet what it is]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/31/09/93609483-14238699-Taking_to_his_Instagram_Stories_on_Tuesday_Max_revealed_he_is_no-a-28_1735635754500.jpg)
In his video, he said: 'I'm in the hospital tomorrow for another check up because I've been getting this flicking feeling in the left side of my chest. I'm actually getting it right now. 'I was wondering if you guys knew what it might be or you've experienced it yourself because the doctors aren't too sure.
![[Max, who has been sober for over four years after previous liver issues, had a pacemaker fitted to stabilise his heart so also uploaded an image of his Apple Watch, showing his heart rate]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/31/09/93573809-14238699-Max_who_has_been_sober_for_over_four_years_after_previous_liver_-m-29_1735635761059.jpg)
Max George has revealed he has a 'flicking feeling' in his chest following major surgery for an undiagnosed heart condition. The Wanted singer, 36, had a pacemaker fitted after he was admitted to hospital earlier this month after experiencing heart issues.
![[Max was on a night time dog walk with his beloved pitbull Albert when he posted the update to his followers]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/30/01/93573797-14235225-image-m-17_1735523484630.jpg)
'Maybe it's touching a nerve and it'll go away in time or they might have to move a wire slightly but I'm all ears because all I'm doing is research. 'I know nothing about pacemakers. Any information I could get would be most appreciated.'. It comes after Max shared that he has taken his first steps outside since the ordeal, posting a photo of himself on a night time dog walk with his beloved pitbull Albert.
