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How fast should my heart beat. i have had a raceing heart beat and should i go to the er?
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depends: Normal heartbeat should be between 60 to 100 or less.If your heart beat feels racing more than 100 beats per minute without any reason dand continues to be fast , then you need to go to er. Otherwise you can see your doctor for blood test to rule out thyroid problems as well as ekg for heart
Answered 4/16/2014
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