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Heart rate stays at 160 after exercise for 30 minutes? never happened before? healthy resting ecg?
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Holter: Exercise usually increase the heart rate but it should stay that fast so long after finishing the exercise. You may need holter monitor to see if it is sinus or you have abnormal heart rhythm. Please see your pcp.
Answered 7/6/2015
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