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Is an increased pulse rate a problem, like 105?
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Depends: If it is transient, no. Hr increases with a variety of internal and external stimuli. Most people have baseline hr between 60-100. A rare individual will have a resting pulse outside that range. If your resting rate is consistently elevated, would be worthwhile having doc take a look at you.
Answered 7/20/2012
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