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Is it normal to feel super tired on days when tachycardia is sustained due to pots? my heart rate has range between 158-120 most of the day. it spiked briefly to 200 but came down?
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Fatigue (feeling super tired) is expected if your heart rate stays above 120 most of the time.
Answered 7/17/2022
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