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My pulse rate at rest is 111. my blood pressure is l02-57. i am 71 years old. is this serious? i feel tired and lethargic
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There : There could be several medical reasons for your fast pulse rate and feeling tired. Some medications could cause this too. Your primary care doctor could find out what is causing this an refer to appropriate specialists, if necessary.
Answered 5/3/2019
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