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When i'm simply standing up my hr is 95-100 bpm. i'm so worried! what could this be?
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Possibilities: several conditions can cause increased heart rate, including anemia, dehydration, overactive thyroid, deconditioning, medications, alcohol , caffeine and nicotine use. Your doctor will take a complete history, perform a physical exam and order appropriate tests to sort this out.
Answered 6/23/2014
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