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Bpm of 202 too high? my heart rate is above 100 during the day (i do have anxiety too) and is only 70-90 when sleeping. when i dance it is around 170-200 and i am very fit. 110-150 during the day. i am 17. i thought athletes had a lower heart rate?
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You should: I would schedule a visit with your doc. At your age your heart can tolerate such rates without a problem but there are some issues that can be subtle & cause your rates to stay up and have long term consequences if not treated.
Answered 9/7/2020
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