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Abnormal heart beats
I have been noticing change in Heart beats while exercising. I am a regular exerciser. But last month I have been noticing change in heart beats though I am only doing a little bit of exercise heart rate shoots up as high as 170 up and sometime it goes down like 57 69 even when exercising. Why this is happening I don't know. I have stopped exercising. BP is normal. ECG and ECHO is normal. But I want to resume my cardio exercising. also I love to take new exercise challenges. I feel my pulses in various areas . some times palpitation happens. But no serious issues. My blood test counts lower erythosites, esr is high. slight lower Hb, creatinine is at 1.19 Can Any experienced Doctor explain Why My heart rate falls in normal range though but it keeps fluctuating like in a normal 60 sec beats If beats per 1 sec counts, it varries from 69 to 110 OR 47 to 99 So my avg 1 min heart beat falls in normal range but Deviation is greater. Also Want to know How to resume my exercise routine.
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Heart rate during vigorous exercise may go upto 170 for ur age..on what device are u calculating ur heart rate? Coz electronic devices other than ecg machine can give false and fluctuating readings during exercise. If ecg and echo is normal u can resume ur exercises.
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Holter monitoring for 24 hrs U need to consult physician to know why ur esr is high..
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Heart rate going up during exercise is normal. It should not vary so much during exercise. How are you measuring heart rate ? If you are relying on a smart watch device then it may be a technical error in measuring heart rate. Get it confirmed. If the variation is confirmed this much then get a 24 hours holter monitoring done and follow up with reports Take care
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