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Is 95-101 bpm normal for an 18 yr old female at rest?
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Borderline high: That heart rate seems borderline high for someone so young. The normal range of Heart rate for adults over 18 is 60-100bpm. Questions to consider: when was this taken? Morning heart rate upon awakening may be slightly higher than in the rest of the day. What was she doing at the time? listening to music, or watching an exciting TV show has been shown to slightly elevate heart rate.
Answered 8/14/2020
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