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Im 16 and my resting bpm is 130-150. when i stand up everything goes black and fuzzy and i have to immediately sit back down and my bpm goes up to 190?
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Time to see doctor: It's time to call one's pediatrician or primary care doctor, if a person has a continued heart rate above 130-150 and it isn't from exercising. Something bad may be happening. If no primary doctor, the ER can treat this. If feeling quite weak, or having chest pain, or trouble breathing, then an ambulance trip to the ER is best (one can call 911 for the ambulance).
Answered 8/1/2016
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Heart: This is abnormal and you need immediate evaluation. Go to an urgent care or ER now.
Answered 11/28/2017
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