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Heart rate beats per minute 120 no other symptoms?
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Depends on details: Normal people don't have resting heart rates above 110. Details matter. A doctor can help diagnose it, if there is a problem. Helpful would be a diary of how and when any symptoms started, and what things make each symptom better or worse. Write down all medications, OTC drugs, street drugs, "herbal" supplements, etc... that might cause symptoms. Can call Dr. on video to ask about an office visit.
Answered 3/24/2022
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