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My heart rate has been very high (resting 110+ & general 140+). i went to a cardiologist & had tests but it's normal. what could it be? no caffeine.
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Ask for holter: Go back to cardiologist and request 24-48 hour Holter monitor
Answered 3/6/2015
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