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Pulse rate high

2024-02-16 06:16:16
Dear Sir/Mam I did echo and it shows normal and did ECG 5 times and shows normal sinus rhythm but whenever I check to my pulse oximeter it always shows that 120 bpm and never comes down below 95 bpm,when I come from outside sometimes it shows 115-120 or when I wake up after sleepnit shows 95-100,So do I need to take any medicine sir/mam,I am so much of worried, kindly reply me in details plz sir/mam Thank you
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Ecg and echo are normal .....decrease coffe intake if u have the habit ..... Increase exercise tolerance Then ur heart rate will come down

Answered2024-02-16 07:37:02

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Your heart rate reflects your sedentary lifestyle commonly. You should undergo clinical assessments for any heart disease
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