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Im a long distance runner. ive been running for about 4 years now. lately when i go out on a normal run my heart rate would go to 175 to 180 bpm. i feel fatigue and tired my legs feel week. im 19 years old?
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Your symptoms merit a visit to your doctor; you might be referred to a cardiologist for a careful assessment, including observation of your response to exertion either by having you walk briskly in the office, or by having you undergo an exercise stress test.
Answered 4/16/2023
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