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I am 64 and recently when exercising heart rate goes to high 180 to 210. why? still feel good though.
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Cardiologist: Those heart rates during exercise,if accurate, are excessive and potentially dangerous. A cardiologist should evaluate you and monitor your heart action while you perform a treadmill stress test. You may also get your thyroid status checked and an outpatient heart monitor test may be recommended. You probably will learn that your heart rate at your age with intense exercise shouldn't exceed 160/mi
Answered 5/4/2018
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