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When i get stressed my heart races really fast between 100 + 120bpm should i be worried?
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Stress: Typically the heart rate increases with physical or psychological stress. How much varies between people. If your heart and system are otherwise normal this is likely your normal. No reason to worry, let your doc know about it and discuss to be reassured.
Answered 3/19/2013
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