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I had three wisdom teeth extracted on monday. i've heard you can have higher pulse rate after surgery. is pulse rate of 114 normal?
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It's high: But may be reaction to anesthetic, stress, meds, surgery. Report your concerns to the person responsible for your post-surgical. Are, your Specialist Oral Surgeon.
Answered 2/24/2018
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