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My heart rate has been in the 90s. it usually is in the 80s. that is still a normal heart rate? i got my tattoo done could that be why its higher? what do you think? thank you?
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90 is high for a resting heart rate. Even 80's tends to be high in your age group. Factors could be low grade fever, nicotine, caffeine, alcohol,some medications like sudafed or drugs like cocaine or Meth, overactive.thyroid, anxiety. I think it's worthwhile having an examination by a physician &some testing done.
Answered 4/12/2021
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