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I have a fast resting heart rate. i'm 30 and female. i work out moderately. my heart rate is 95 on average and never less than 85. is that too high?
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Consult.: An average resting heart rate usually is around 60-70. Why it is high for you need to be evaluated. Hyperthyroidism , anemia etc, need to be excluded. Consult your md!
Answered 7/7/2015
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