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A member asked:
Very athletic,skinny.haven't ran the mile in weeks.ran the mile today, bpm went up to 140, have resting rate of around 54.can see my hb through my chest, doctors said that was normal.around 140 area, could hear/feel a joint crack noise.no pain.normal?
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Likely: It very well be normal. Not every cracking noise from bone is problematic especially if its without pain and function is normal. Examination is always helpful in such cases.
Answered 10/18/2019
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