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I have sinus tachycardia what treatment options are out there? what is sinus tachycardia? could this been caused by reaction to mobic?
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Sinus tachycardia: means your normal heart beat is faster than 100 BPM. This can be normal as the range of normal is 40 to 120. It is unlikely to be caused by mobic however pain can cause the heart rate to increase so the reason you are taking mobic might be the reason you are tachycardic. Treatment is to address the cause not the rate. Fever, dehydration, anxiety, anemia, pain can all cause this.
Answered 11/16/2016
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