Max George reveals hospital return after feeling ‘flicking’ in his chest following pacemaker operation
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MAX George is returning to hospital amid fears about his pacemaker following a gruelling heart operation. The Wanted singer told fans he's been feeling a "flicking" in his chest since going under the knife for emergency surgery. It comes just days after the 36-year-old was sent home from hospital having had a 2:1 block in his heart.
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Max said in a new video: "I'm in the hospital for another check up because I've been getting this 'flicking' feeling in the left-hand side of my chest.". Reaching out for advice from those who also have a pacemaker, Max said: "The doctors aren't too sure. Hopefully it's maybe a nerve touching it and it'll go away in time or maybe they'll have to move the wires slightly.
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"All I'm doing is research at the moment because this came totally out of the blue and I know nothing about pacemakers. "Any information I can get would be very appreciated.". Max - who went sober four years ago amid previous liver problems - saw his heart rate dramatically drop earlier this month.
The condition is yet to be diagnosed - but with no improvement after a week he was given an emergency operation to have a pacemaker fitted. Things looked on the up when he was discharged for Christmas Day and enjoyed a few steps outside on a walk with girlfriend Maisie Smith.
