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Can pneumonia bronchitis and coughing for 4 months increase heart rate at rest from normal to abnormal? from 82 to 97? with little to no exercise
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May be: Fever associated with pneumonia or bronchitis can raise the heart rate. There are many other causes affecting the heart rate such as emotional status, medications, etc.
Answered 4/11/2014
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