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Is it normal for heart rate to be 134 walking around outside in 86 degree weather slight incline yard? weight 266 height 5'7" hypothyroid.
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It is fast: But depending on your level of physical conditioning, it is very possible, the even minor physical exertion may cause a significant compensatory increase in your heart rate. It’s why for some individuals with low fitness levels, they may have very fast resting heart rates.
Answered 9/3/2018
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