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Heat rate suddenly high123 in sleeping i checked it. ecg normal.in4month had episode 4 time.blood report normal.blood pressure 123/80.it is dangerous?
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High heart rate : Normally the heart rate lowers as we sleep. High heart rate while sleeping can be the result of several issues. Often I see this with patients with sleep apnea. Their sleep is disturbed from obstruction of the throat which occurs while sleeping. Sleep apnea is something concerning. You need to speak to your doctor.
Answered 3/24/2019
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