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I'm sick i either have bronchitis or pneumonia. is a resting heart rate of 94 normal?
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A little fast: Over 100 is considered abnormal, but everyone is different. If you take Ibuprofen, it might settle down a bit. And drink fluids; it's easy to get dehydrated when sick.
Answered 11/26/2016
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HR of 94 probably ok: Normally hearts beat between 60-100 times a minute when at rest. If some one has a fever or is sick it may be on the higher end of this.
Answered 11/27/2016
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