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My heart rate is very high. it varies between 80 to 120 when im not exercising and up to 210 when im exercising. is that normal?
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Abnormal: Consult a cardiologist for evaluation. Appropriate testing will be done. . A resting heart rate of 120 can be caused by fever, overactive thyroid, medications, excess alcohol, caffeine,nicotine, anxiety but also cardiac disease. A heart rate of 220, if accurate,while exercising is also concerning.
Answered 1/14/2020
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