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Increased Pulse rate after Covid-19

2021-08-28 08:35:20
Sir/Madam, My pulse rate since I contracted covid-19 in April 2021 is in the range of 100-110. Please advise.
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Okay, need some blood tests and see bp. The range is not too high but need few investigation to be sure.
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