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My rhr is 60 bpm but if i just move 5 or 10 feet it shoots up to 160-170. can ischemia cause this?
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Not ischemia but that change is very significant so I wonder if have significant medical problems. Chest pain and shortness of breath are 2 most common symptoms you will experience with that heart rate if you have heart ischemia.
Answered 8/4/2021
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