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My 3 year old son is experiencing rapid heart rate. his hr while sleep is 106. havent taken it his hr while awake and ar rest. normal?
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Yes: Kids have a wide range of normal rate while sleeping/resting and active. This is well within the normal range.
Answered 9/23/2018
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