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Heart rate increase during cough

2022-01-16 16:48:40
When i have cough and cold is it normal my heart rate remains elevated? Normally it stays 56-60 while resting but stays 80 when i have cough and cold and am sick ?
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Yes it’s normal. This is a physiological response

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Yes its normal

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That is normal physiological response of body No need to worry

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