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When i go up one flight of stairs my heart rate increases from 70 to 120. i worked out daily and i am not over weight. i am 5'7" and i weigh 160 pound?
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Something is: unclear. if you exercise daily and your are not obese but your heart rate jumps with modest exercise, do you have chest pain or SOB?
Answered 8/23/2018
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