Anxiety possible: Tachycardia, result of generalized anxiety disorder, is not a sign of heart disease. Accelerated heartbeat can continue for extended period of time without damage.Tachycardia, high resting heart rate (commonly 100+ BPM) This can occur when anxiety. Anxiety is often accompanied by tachycardia and excessive sweating. Anxiety disorders are twice as common in females as males.See Dr. for exam and Rx.
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