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I'm going to thorpe park , and i have a pulse between 100-125, would it still be safe for me to go on a roller coaster?
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Treat your heartrate: I would not let you go anywhere untill your hart rate is controlled. Not even for a bus ride :) you have graves disease, your fast heart rate is likely related to the thyroid disease. See your doctor and lket him take care of you first. After you can go and enjoy the ride.
Answered 12/10/2013
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