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If my heart rate is in the 90's when up moving around, is that normal? my resting heart rate is around 70.
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Normal heart rates are considered to be roughly 60-100/min. Heart rate adjusts automatically for activities and both heart rates mentioned are still in the normal range.
Answered 7/8/2021
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