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Does a high heart rate when moving around have a connection to a concussion? i had a concussion almost 3 weeks ago. my heart rate goes up to at least 130 when walking around house?
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?relationship: Although not totally impossible, a typical cerebral concussion does not usually lead to cardiac complications such as paroxysmal tachycardia, several weeks following the acute brain injury. This requires further evaluation ASAP, and I would recommend a cardiologist.
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