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Heartrate 60bmp in rest. when running going up to 180+ in minutes. continue same speed hr up to 190+. sometimes not feeling good afterwards. safe?
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That is fast: Talk to your doc. Conservative approach would be to exercise in a controlled circumstance on a treadmill to make sure everything is safe.
Answered 1/30/2013
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