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I was laying on my bed and my heart rate was about 79bpm i stood up and it went up to 124bpm. is that something to worry about?
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Dehydrated?: Would be worried that you are dehydrated. Does it calm down very rapidly (seconds)? If so, then maybe just the normal response. If it persists, drink extra fluids. Still persists, see your doctor.
Answered 10/16/2014
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