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If i am under 30, should i be worried about an elevated heart rate?
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Hear rate: More information is needed since there are many reasons for an 'elevated heart rate'. How fast are you talking about? Are you thin or obese, active or mostly sedentary, taking any medications or over the counter drugs or supplements, including herbs. Do you have any other symptoms? I suggest you see your family doctor and ask him or her.
Answered 1/28/2015
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