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Regarding pulse rate
I usually do light exercise but i know if do some intense fast exercise it usually goes above 200 bpm but so I do light exercise for 2-3 minutes continuously and feel no symptoms at all and not measure pulse rate also means pulse rate is less than 200 bpm because one day randomly i have check through oximeter after one minute of light exercise it show 180 bpm and i have doubt like i continue 2-3 minutes without stopping does than my pulse rate goes above 250 bpm or not as feel not any symptoms if it happens for one month if pulse goes to 250 -300 bpm does have it cause cardiomyopathy or not
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Hello,
Even after doing exercises, your heart rate should not exceed 140 bpm.
If you're using electronic devices to measure your heart rate, I would suggest you do not rely on them.
Although pulse oximeter is a reliable tool, there maybe some technical limitations to it.
Next Steps
I suggest, you go see a doctor as soon as possible.
Nothing beats a doctor checking your pulses and heart rate manually.
Get your Blood Pressure monitored
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Also , avoid heavy exercise for the time being.
Avoid stressors .
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Even 180bpm pulse is abnormal. Exercise does augment the heart rate, but it should not exceed 100 or at the most around 110-120.
Very high heart rate warrants immediate attention and investigation to know the cause and treat it
Get thyroid profile, ECG and cardiac echo done, get checked by a cardiologist physically.
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