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Is it possible to have high levels of adrenaline if blood pressure is on low side but heart rate is high (resting 90-105) (exercising 175-200)?
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Possibly: There are rare disorders where adrenaline levels are high. You can see an endocrinologist to help see if you have one. The more likely explanation is elsewhere- perhaps anemia, caffeine, medications (cymbalta (duloxetine) can do this), or heart related.
Answered 3/7/2014
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