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Hr abnormal fast dur. training. stays high when resting. then comes down like . . . . o .. . . o half an hour later hr 114. anything serious?
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Abnormal: Your heart rate should get back to normal in half an hour. You should consult a cardiologist re this.
Answered 2/14/2014
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