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Can burping cause the pulse to increase.is a pulse of 100 high.thanks.
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No x 2: Normal burping does no cause an increase in heart rate. A resting heart rate of 100 is too fast to be normal. See ur doc, especially for the increased heart rate. Good luck.
Answered 7/12/2015
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