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What is the difference with your bpm when it goes up from when you work out at the gym then from when you are stressed out at work or is it the same?
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Beats per minute: BPM=beats per minute of your heart rate. Many things can increase such as exercise, fever, anxiety, dehydration, certain medicines, or even underlying problems such as hormonal if chronically elevated. So different causes can increase BPM, some are physiological, others can suggest underlying abnormality. Happy to consult if persistent. Thx for using HealthTap
Answered 7/2/2017
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