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Occasional resting heart rate of 140 few days before menstrual cycle begins monthly why?
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Too fast: Discomfort associated with the premenstrual period could increase heart rate but 140 seems too high. I recommend a recording of your heart at that time to see if you are having an abnormal rhythm of your heart as opposed to a rapid rate of a normal rhythm. These tests are 24 hours or more and called Holter monitor recordings.
Answered 1/1/2017
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