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I have anxiety and panic disorder and today after working out my heart rate was 180, and 100 at rest. i'm 18, female. is this ok?
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Anxiety: Should discuss with your doctors. Answers here from folks who don't know your specifics could possibly cause more anxiety.
Answered 7/31/2013
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