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40 yr female. seen drs, specialists, all tests fine. no diseases. heart rate rises 50-60hbm sitting to standing. diagnosis sinus tachy, ortho static?
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Heart rate: The rate rise described is an orthostatic rate rise. The cause for it is not clear from the data provided.
Answered 4/26/2013
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