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Is a heart rate of 120 normal for people with covid?
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Unless the person has high fever, a heart rate of 120 is not normal with or without COVID.
Answered 5/30/2022
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If someone with covid had a heart rate of 120 that wasn't fever related, I would look into cardiac ,overactive thyroid ,problems.,medication effects,stress or anxiety issues.
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