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At dr's today, my heart rate was 130 bpm. is it because i have walking pneumonia?
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Perhaps: Heart rate goes up with stress and infection. Yours is a bit high and may mean some dehydration. Really push frequent small water drinks. If you get chest pain or worsening breathing let your family know ASAP!
Answered 9/23/2015
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