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At resting my blood pressure was 96/60 pulse 96. hear trate has spiked to 151 at rest should i be alarmed?
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You need: to have an EKG, lab tests, and possibly a monitor to determine what is going on, at your age and no other problems could be just too much coffee
Answered 5/10/2014
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