Question 1

i am a 24 year old female with a healthy background. tonight my heart seems to be beating very rapidly about 112 bpm. i also experienced some lighthea?

Accepted Answer

Tachycardia: Usually there is some variation in heart rate and we can get tachycardia  but if  you drink caffeinated beverages or alcohol that can  cause a fast heart rate, check thyroid,, if on BCP  rarely can have a clot that  can be potentiated by BCP . rarely  POTS(postural hypotension tachycardia syndrome) or arrythmia . Go to ER tonight to get evaluated

Question 2

i am 35 year old woman. always done a lot of competitive sport. no health probs or medicine. resting pulse is between 80 and 90 bpm, cause 4 concern?

Accepted Answer

Pulse 80: No cause for concern as long as pulse is regular and blood pressure is ok.

Question 3

19 y/o female, generally healthy, not very active (not overweight though). been anxious about my heart lately, as my resting heart rate feels slow/i feel tired often. resting bpm is usually around 55-60. it'll go up with exercise, but i'm worried?

Accepted Answer

Anxiety: I understand your concern.
“I feel tired often” indicates feeling overwhelmed with stresses in your life.
Stress can cause anxiety and depression.
Heart rate going up with exercise indicates good functioning heart.
Feel the Wonder of 3 Billion muscle cells in Heart working together to send blood with Oxygen to every part of body due to which we are alive.
See Psychiatrist for Therapy ,  Medication

Question 4

i am unfit and overweight. i am a 28 year old female. i weigh 14.5 stone. 5ft 6in. i want to get better. but even casual walking can make my heart go up to 125 bpm. i'm scared if i exercise i'll drop dead. how can i get fit and healthy safely?

Accepted Answer

: Is there any way you can qualify for physical therapy? They could start you off with exercises you are able to do and then gradually build up as you tolerate. And, they could give you exercises to do at home that you definitely tolerate. There is also cardiac and pulmonary rehab. Your doctor would be able to set you up with one of these, most likely, as a way to start an exercise program safely.

Question 5

if fhr is 156 bpm, what is the symptom of the fetus, male or female?

Accepted Answer

That is normal: And independent of the gender of the fetus.

Question 6

i am a 24 yo female, fairly fit but everytime i take my hr its between 80-95 bpm, should this concern me?

Accepted Answer

Your heart rate: Is in normal range, but still a bit high.  Have your doctor check you out, make sure you don't have anemia or thyroid problem.

Question 7

resting bpm 44. bp 99/64. 38 y/o female. normal when sitting?

Accepted Answer

44 BPM is slow: That blood pressure is normal for a healthy woman in her 30s; however, a resting heart rate of 44 is slow. In a very fit, active woman, there might not be anything wrong. However, it could indicate a problem, such as thyroid disease or a heart condition. If you don’t typically have a low heart rate or haven’t talked with your doctor about this before, I recommend you do so.

Question 8

i'm a 20-year-old woman and my hear eat is around 87 to 90 bpm... is this ok?

Accepted Answer

Yes: The normal range for an adult resting pulse rate is 60 to 100 beats per minute.  As you increase your activity your pulse increases.

Question 9

what is likely to be the respiration rate of a normal weight female if her rest rate is  14 bpm ?

Accepted Answer

Living: There is no answer to this question. It all depends on the state of her activity level. Normal respiratory rate for a health adult is fourteen to sixteen breaths per minute.

Question 10

hello i am 34 year old female and my pulse rate ranges from 80-100 bpm is this normal? or should i worry?

Accepted Answer

Yes-normal: A heart rate between 80 and 100 BPM is completely normal. The normal heart range is considered to be between 60 and 100 beats per minute but can vary according to numerous circumstances such as activity position time of day or medications you were taking or other factors if heart rate between 80 and 100 beats per minutes and no symptoms, no need to worry

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I am a 24 year old female with a healthy background. tonight my heart seems to be beating very rapidly about 112 bpm. i also experienced some lighthea?

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I am 35 year old woman. always done a lot of competitive sport. no health probs or medicine. resting pulse is between 80 and 90 bpm, cause 4 concern?

A member asked:

19 y/o female, generally healthy, not very active (not overweight though). been anxious about my heart lately, as my resting heart rate feels slow/i feel tired often. resting bpm is usually around 55-60. it'll go up with exercise, but i'm worried?

A member asked:

I am unfit and overweight. i am a 28 year old female. i weigh 14.5 stone. 5ft 6in. i want to get better. but even casual walking can make my heart go up to 125 bpm. i'm scared if i exercise i'll drop dead. how can i get fit and healthy safely?

A member asked:

If fhr is 156 bpm, what is the symptom of the fetus, male or female?

A member asked:

I am a 24 yo female, fairly fit but everytime i take my hr its between 80-95 bpm, should this concern me?

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Resting bpm 44. bp 99/64. 38 y/o female. normal when sitting?

A member asked:

I'm a 20-year-old woman and my hear eat is around 87 to 90 bpm... is this ok?

A member asked:

What is likely to be the respiration rate of a normal weight female if her rest rate is 14 bpm ?

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Hello i am 34 year old female and my pulse rate ranges from 80-100 bpm is this normal? or should i worry?

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