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Is it normal for my pulse rate to run between 125-139 but blood pressure normal but my doctor is never worried about it ?
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Resting pulse: A resting pulse, after 10 minutes of sitting calmly, should not be more than 100. Anything more than that merits some degree of evaluation. 125-139 is very high for a resting pulse rate and should never be considered normal.
Answered 1/29/2017
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