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Why is my heart rate 100-135 and what should i do? and im 17?
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Can't say/you decide: First, at your age your system can tolerate such a rate for extended periods without dire consequences. Second, the origin of this issue can best be sorted out with a review of your history/exam & testing. It can be something simple & minor or an early sign of a bigger problem. When/if you decide it matters to you I would schedule a visit.
Answered 10/6/2020
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