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2021-05-17 01:58:17
Patient has recovered from Covid but pulse rate is 110 daily in the evening but it's 87-89 after He wakes up in the morning.Also, there's no other symptoms or problems. Please suggest if there's anything we need to worry
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Any fever? Bp? Sugar? Last chest Xray
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Answered2021-05-17 05:34:33

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If the patient does not have any symptoms like palpitation or chest pain, then nothing to worry. Post covid increased heat rate is common. It will subside within few weeks.

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