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Yesterday my pulse was in the 100 112 range for 6 hours got a migraine but think the migraine was cause cause i dint ate no chest pain wat should i do?
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Fast pulse: Any type of pain will cause pulse and blood pressure to increase. Treating the underlying cause of the pain will allow normalization of these vital signs.
Answered 2/23/2015
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