Doctor can evaluate: Many things in life are possible, but heart rates above the 170's usually mean something else is going on. Exercise, anxiety, or fever or minor dehydration from typical illnesses should not take an adult's heart rate up to the 200's range. Be sure the heart rate counter is working properly. One's primary care doctor can evaluate, and may refer to cardiology for testing and heart rate monitoring.
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