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Resting heart rate says high 112 any suggestions what it may be ?
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That is a bit high as below 90 is the norm but you may have just exercised , had some activity, been stressed all which can elevate heart rate. There also is moment to moment variation. i would suggest you get and EKG, if the elevated heart rate persists get a Holer 9 24-72 hours monitoring and follow up with cardiology. An elevated heart rate is normal from some people
Answered 2/27/2023
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