If heart rate is often above 100 bpm then you can't say it normal. Etiology of tachycardia which I assume sinus tachycardia should be looked for. Persistent tachycardia for a long time may cause tachycardia induced cardiomyopathy so if there is no definite etiology, your heart rate should be controlled with med. WBC & differential are abnormal which also needs to be monitored +/- investigated.
Answered 9/8/2023
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