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My heart rate has been between 105-135 for two weeks now. is this safe? what could cause this? how do i treat this?
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Rapid heart rate: persistent rapid heart rate, especially if new in the given individual, is always grounds for concern and should be investigated. Given the reported history a large number of possibilities exists and cannot be adequately addressed in this limited 400 or less character response format.
Answered 10/29/2014
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