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My resting heart rate is 130 bpm, but i feel fine. should i see a doctor?
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That is not a normal resting heart rate. I would want to find out why it is elevated. You may be free of symptoms now but the trigger should be found before major symptoms appear.
Answered 3/4/2023
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