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Hi I'm repeatedly seeing my heart rate is increasing from 5 months above 170 with 5 min walk i consulted cardiologist and he suggested TMT and Doppler ECHO both came normal he told u don't have any issues like that 2 months back but still I'm getting 170 bpm with no chest pain nothing and my resting heart rate is 70 plz clarify this
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It might be due to sedentary life style/poor functional capacity. Do regular exercise.
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