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I have a pulse rate that varies between 108 and 120, while resting in bed. is this normal? help?
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No: normal pr is 60 - 100. but if ur PR is high lying in bed it must have a reason e.g.: anxiety, dehydration, anemia or less likely CHF. So Check with a cardiologist.
Answered 9/29/2016
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