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Heart rate laying down 80-85. jumped to 125 upon standing.but then decreased after about a minute. not lightheaded. hydrated.
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Feel OK?: It is normal for your heart rate and blood pressure to change as you change your activity. But 125 is high. You are right, dehydration could cause that. So could bleeding, being out of shape, injury, and pain. If you feel bad, you should see a doctor.
Answered 1/24/2017
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