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Please help...i woke up this morn and when i got out of bed my heart rate was at 133bpm.i was only standing.it only went down to 125.im an athlete
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Hi resting HR: Elevated sympathetic tone.Would check thyroid functions as hyperthyroidism is associated with elevated heart rate , and check for metanephrines in urine( pheochromocytoma which is associated with hypertension) as well as tilt test for postural tachycardia (POTS) which reflects autonomic regulation. Vanderbilt University has an autonomic research center. 615-322-2318
Answered 10/28/2016
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