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I'm a 24 yr old female.my blood pressure is 117/84 and heart beat at rest 97bpm..is it normal? cause with little movement it can be more then100bpm
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Borderline tachycard: Borderline rapid heart rate can be normal but if this is a change from your baseline state and is persistent or getting worse, you should be evaluated.
Answered 7/6/2015
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