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And what is a normal pulse rate during hyperventilation?
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Same as Exercise: This will vary from one person to another but you can think of hyperventilation as being similar to an episode of strenuous exercise, with a heart rate that will be similar to a state of exertion. For adults, heart rates in the 120s to 150s would not be unusual, sometimes higher.
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