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Regarding heartbeat after exercise

2024-03-05 03:10:06
My bpm raised to 175-180 after doing 4-5 minutes pf exercise (running on the spot) is this bad? Pls guide. I didn't feel any breathless etc
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Have morning waking for 60 minutes
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Answered2024-03-05 09:06:06

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