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Is it safe for me to walk whle my heart rate is 108-115bpm and not going down any?
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Resting tachycardia: Resting tachycardia should always be investigated as there can be many underlying causes (e.g. Anemia, thyroid disorder or dysrhythmias). Please see you primary physician.
Answered 4/15/2013
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