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Heart rate seems excessively high for my age of 25.at resting my heart jumps anywhere from 78 - 113.runing can reach 218 weight is 51kg 175cm. could it possibly be my thyroid ?
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Yes: The short answer is yes. You would need to talk to your doctor about other symptoms that may help diagnose any underlying issues. Other potential issues could be related to your heart rhythm specifically. Talk to your doctor before any more strenuous exercise.
Answered 7/5/2018
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