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Hello. i am 21 years old and have recently have a high bpm. i is 126 at a resting rate. is this normal?
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Safe to say--No.: At your age, even a couch potato should have a resting heart rate lower than that, preferably <90, and maybe even in the 50s. This could suggest a thyroid or other medical condition, and should be evaluated by a doctor--soon.
Answered 12/16/2014
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