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What does it mean if heartbeat is normal at rest, but once it starts beating from stress or exercise, it beats really hard and fast? no anxiety.
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Normal: You are probably out of shape. In time, after exercising, your heart rate wont be as prominent when you get into better physical conditioning.
Answered 9/29/2016
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