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Am having rapid heat rate even at rest, echo and stress test and blood work all are normal? low hdl level,can i stop worrying? or was something missed
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Consider exercise: Please consult your doctor about starting a regular regimen of exercise of increasing intensity. It is likely to help with raising HDL and may help with rapid heart at rest as well. Let me reiterate the need to consult your doctor before starting exercising.
Answered 9/14/2014
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