Need to see a doctor: Hearts should not suddenly go very fast without reason. A primary doctor can evaluate the heart and see if there are reasons to have a fast rate. The doctor may refer to a cardiologist to do a 24-hour monitor, which you wear for a day to record all the heart rates. Some causes are not dangerous, but other causes are. Meanwhile, one should live carefully, as sudden rapid rates can cause fainting.
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