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Daughter is athlete,lean,great physical shape.she has been fatigued,tired walking up stairs&exercise.rhr90.blood norm.bring to pediatric card? shes18
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Start with family MD: A number of things cause fatigue and tiredness that are not cardiac that can be identified by an exam and simple lab tests, so start with a visit to her primary care doctor, pediatrician or family doctor. Most common would be anemia, mono, or thyroid condition. It would be unlikely for a cardiac problem to manifest this way at age 18.
Answered 11/28/2017
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