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A member asked:
Fast heart pulse days after miscarriage, thyroid problem? or just normal? i had a lot of blood tests, do doctors have to specifically look for thyroid
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Probably not thyroid: The elevated rate could be due to physical stress, blood loss, infection, or other causes. Simple lab tests should be helpful in sorting this out.
Answered 7/29/2017
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No: In your situation your heart rate is most likely elevated because of one of the following; stress, blood loss or you have not been keeping yourself hydrated. If you have a fever it could be an infection. See your doctor to review all of your results and to obtain follow up for your problem.
Answered 4/26/2017
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