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Is a heart rate of 124 dangerous. blood pressure was normal?
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No not short term. : Heart rate going up is normal during exercise. If your heart rate stays elevated despite resting and even during sleep then that is not normal and need further evaluation. Pain can sometimes increase heart rate as may other conditions like thyroid problems. I would see your pcp for further evaluation.
Answered 1/17/2019
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