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I've been having issues pertaining my heart rate every time i stand or walk at any pace my heart rate gets higher. why is that?
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See cardiologist: Exertion can cause change in heart rate. See cardiologist to make sure your heart rate change is physiologic not pathologic.
Answered 5/14/2019
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