Heart Beat 110+

2021-05-17 15:53:59
My mother, whose oxygen level is in the range of 96-99 , is having heart beat constantly at 110+ BPM. She had mild fever and cold exactly 8 days back, fever went down normal on the same day. Cold also gone in 2-3 days. Right now she is not having any symptoms of fever, weakness or cold. His oxygen level is 96-99 since 5 days but BPM is 110+ constantly. She had RT PCR covid test today morning. (Report awaited) What can be the cause of high heart BPM?
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The cause of increased HR by +10/+15 might be due to anxiety or underlying fever.

Answered2021-05-17 16:02:55

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Answered2021-05-17 15:54:37

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First of all histroy lacking any previous condition like diabetes, htn or any other illness and if assuming it is absent then monitor blood pressure. Get an blood test to look for anaemia, get an ecg done. Make the patient to drink more water and have high protein diet and sleep, may b it gets normal level.
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Answered2021-05-17 16:02:40

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Normal pulse rate is between 60-100 beats per minute. May be she is having underlying fever. Keep monitoring. Will require further evaluation.
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Answered2021-05-17 15:59:01

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