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Heart rate in 150's showering? i'm 17
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It is unclear what you did before the showering and what you are doing in the shower, so really cannot comment. However, for a young healthy 17-year-old, when you exercise your heart can get above 200 with strenuous exercise and this should return to normal level as you cool down to a typical resting rate of 60-80.
Answered 4/30/2023
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