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What could cause an increase heart rate even w no activity with a 23 yr old?
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Many things: Many things can cause tachycardia: medications, lack of medications, street drugs, withdrawal from drugs, hormone problems, infections, stress, pain, life, heart disease, blood clot in lungs, deconditioning, dehydrations, normal variant...See your doctor to have the cause individually explored and treated as necessary. Good luck.
Answered 11/22/2018
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