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Heart not well. winded at rest, 120 bpm just standing up. echo/ecg/cxr ok, cbc ok. could this be hormonal? dysautonomia? metabolic? thnx 4 any clue
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Cannot say: but REALLY unlikely dysautonomia (winded, heart UP, it's moving in CORRECT direction). Impairment of ability to move: Obesity, lack of exercise, dehydration, muscle dysfunction, thyroid, adrenal, many other possibilities.
Answered 10/17/2015
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