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Could a heart rate increase from 66 to 98 upon standing be due to not excercised for years 21 years old. worried its pots?
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Pots: There are lots of reasons for such a heart rate rise. Stop worrying and get out and start a regular exercise program. It will be more beneficial than looking for uncommon conditions.
Answered 5/6/2013
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