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Resting heart rate for weeks around 100bpm, many tests done, (thyroid, ecg etc) everything seems fine, no symptoms, just fast resting heart rate. why?
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There are many: potential causes for unexplained tachycardia. For a complete evaluation you would benefit from evaluation by a cardiologist or preferably an Electrophysiologist. Ask for a referral.
Answered 11/28/2017
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