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My 6 month old's heart beat is always very, very fast. is that normal?
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How fast is it?: An infants heart rate normally is considerably higher than that of an adult. However, there are some abnormal disturbances of heart rhythm that can occur in this age group and cause a higher than normal heart rate. If this is your concern, you'll want to discuss your concern with your pediatrician.
Answered 12/27/2015
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