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I'm a 64 female i took my blood pressure it was 113/88 pulse 122 i was doing light house work. i'm concerned with the pulse being that high. should i ?
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Pulse rate: That pulse rate is a bit high for light housework. If you haven't been doing regular aerobic conditioning, getting in a half hour to an hour a day of gradually progressing aerobics is a good way to recondition. If you've had health problems, then consulting your Doc to see if some other problem like anemia is operative is a good idea.
Answered 11/19/2014
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