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A member asked:
Trying to exercise again, admittedly been 1 and a half. doing what i would consider moderate exercise hitting tennis balls, which requires quick movement. heart rate 160-170. is that okay starting off? had virtually every heart test, and is normal?
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If you have had a full heart workup/tests, it sounds like a primary care Dr is involved in your situation. You are best served asking that Dr what exercise is appropriate for you. Without history or other information, no way to intelligently assess.
Answered 7/1/2022
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