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Increase heart rate (slightly breathless

2022-03-28 15:19:41
I am obese 112 kg, my hear rate increases after climbing stairs to 1st floor- 110/ min. It comes back under 100 in less than a min. I don't think I have breathlessness, now that I am concerned about it makes me feel I also have breathlessness. Is this alarming? Also I have lost 16 kgs in 3 months with diet and intermittent fasting
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Its normal

Answered2022-03-29 08:34:51

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It's normal for the heart rate to increase on climbing stairs. It's due to physical inactivity. Do regular exercise.

Answered2022-03-29 08:31:49

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