POST COVID pulse rate

2021-06-11 07:41:29
Hi sir/mam, I was affected by covid on May 5th with mild symptoms and was later tested negative on 14th day .As of now I do not have any symptoms.Today I checked my BP which is 125/80 but the pulse rate is 108.Is there any issue with this pulse rate.And also please suggest me after how many days post covid should I get vaccinated?
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It will subside don't worry..

Answered2021-06-11 15:45:14

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Post Covid increased HR is common Any other symptoms? Breathing difficulties? Latest reports?
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Consultation if not relieved

Answered2021-06-11 13:29:45

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No issues It’s just a manifestation of deconditioning following an infection, which generally settles Have patience and be fitter by being active

Answered2021-06-11 12:43:03

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It is common after Covid during the recovery period It will settle in few days if you are worried get an ECG and consult

Answered2021-06-11 09:34:36

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Your resting pulse rate is slightly higher than normal. As it's a post covid situation, Please consult a doctor to get clarified. You can take vaccine after 3 months of symptom onset.

Answered2021-06-11 08:29:49

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Post covid increase in pulse rate is quite common. If you are having symptoms like palpitation, you may need some medications. Otherwise don’t worry. It will decrease in few weeks. You can get vaccinated after 90 days of COVID

Answered2021-06-11 08:28:38

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