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I'm 24 and overweight. my heart rate has been about 106 resting for hours. i have a headache today also. do this require a visit to the er?
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In my humble opinion: No. this is not an emergency. Should you get connected with a physician, have a good physical, and get some diet and exercise counseling? Yes
Answered 8/18/2015
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