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I'm 20 and female and i'm concerned about my heart. my resting rate is about 102bpm and my resting resps are about 25. bp is normal. any advice?
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More info needed: Anxiety about something as essential as your heart can in itself elevate your resting heart rate and respirations and while neither of those in and of itself is very telling, if you have enough concern schedule an appointment with your doctor. The multitude of variables causing changes in heart rate and respirations at your age is lengthy.
Answered 11/11/2013
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