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I have had a rapid heart beat of 120 bpm for 5 hours (normal 4 me is 75). have not taken any meds and my temp is 99. should i go to urgent care?
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Yes: The exact rhythm should be checked accurately with an ECG or a monitor.
Answered 6/10/2014
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