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My pulse is ~65-95 when sitting and usually is ~55 when laying down. when standing after sitting it rises ~10-20bpm. is this a cause for concern?
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No: Part of standing results in an increase pulse. This is an orthostatic response. If you are not symptomatic this is not concerning.
Answered 10/26/2012
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