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Bp is 106/80 and heart rate is 103.without any exercise.why heart rate is increased.is it because of tsh haormones or what?
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Increased heart rate: Yes, you must check your TSH. Overactive thyroid may cause this. A deconditioned haert (lack of exercise), anxiety or excess of caffeine may be an issue.
Answered 10/15/2019
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