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Is it normal to have high hr of 100-120 for light activities : walking , stairs while taking metoprolol. i am on 25 mg bid succinate. my resting hr is 70-90 . i take this because of hyperthyroidism. should i be worried?
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Hyperthyroidism BB: Discuss with your team. Complicated.
Answered 2/21/2021
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