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What could be causes of rapid heart rate while sleeping and shortly after waking up (100 bpm) v. resting rate while awake (72 bpm)?
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In order to: determine the nature of your tachycardia it will be important to monitor you and see what is actually happening. Ask your health care provider to give you an electrocardiographic monitor for a weeks duration in order to correlate your symptoms with any potential arrhythmia.
Answered 1/9/2018
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