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My heart rate goes from 60 to 117 when i get up at night to pee. is that normal?
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The rise in pulse rate is a normal response to fall in blood pressure associated with going from recumbent to upright position. It would be prudent to sit for a few seconds with your feet on the ground, before standing up, to prevent a fall from postural hypotension.
Answered 1/23/2022
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