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I can't keep my hr below 190 with light exercise or bring it below 100, hours later.. if this is normal, what exercises might improve it? thank you!
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I usually do a: Holter Monitor on my pts with this type of symptom. That will show the average HR throughout the day and whether or not there is abnormal heart rhythm at any point (ie SVT). If no abnormal rhythm, and avg HR is 110 would consider med (atenolol).' Check out my website http://CardioGauge.com for heart health.
Answered 11/8/2015
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