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Would it be normal for resting pulse rate to be 80 beats per minute sitting down and then 95 beats per minute the next minute after just standing up?
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Yes, 80 is considered normal and it is expected to immediately rise with activity. However, given these numbers, it might suggest that your body tends to be overall deconditioned or that you might be hypotensive forcing the pulse to rise more than 10 beats per minute. You might consider checking your blood pressure while seated and immediately after standing to see how that is also impacted.
Answered 12/16/2021
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