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What would be a typical medication for high normal heart rate, without any other complications (already do exercise/watch diet)?
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Normal : "high normal" is still considered "normal". Therefore medical therapy is not generally recommended. Sometimes a more rapid heart rate is related to other possible causes e.g. Anxiety or hormonal. Discuss further with your physician.
Answered 9/23/2019
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