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Does a resting heart rate of 130 bpm with chest pain warrant a trip to the er? it comes and goes.
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130 BPM: 130 is a very high resting pulse. You need to seek immediate medical attention.
Answered 7/20/2015
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Abnormal tachycardia: Average resting heart rates in healthy people can range from the 50s to 70s, so an average resting heart rate of over 80 is usually considered abnormal. Your symptoms may be from blockage in the heart's blood supply vessels (coronary artery disease) and need to be evaluated by a cardiologist . If you can tolerate aspirin, start taking an adult strength 325mg today
Answered 3/30/2016
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