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Regarding pulse rate
If someone pulse rate goes 180 bpm whole day for like 20 hours and no problem from next day does that whole day 180 bpm pulse rate weaken the heart
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You need to keep a track of pulse and blood pressure for one week. Measure both at the same time twice a day for a week. If it remains on the higher side yoy definitely need to get certain tests done like ecg, thyroid profile, cbc. Please consult for further discussion
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Normal pulse should be between 60 -100 bpm
Get a consult as it is not normal. Possible causes could be fever ,dehydration ,anxiety, heart related problems.
Next Steps
check Bp, Do ECG, CBC.
Health Tips
stay hydrated ,keep monitoring pulse and Bp.
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First thing, the most common reason is 1)increased temperature in your body it might be internal fever 2)Any heart problems 3)dehydration 4)anemia
Next Steps
Do 1)Ecg 2)hormonal test like epinephrine check 3)Cbc
Health Tips
Drink plenty of fluids
Eat iron rich foods
Walking daily for 10minutes
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A pulse of 180 bpm for a whole day is very high for an adult. Even if the person feels fine the next day, such sustained tachycardia can strain the heart and may indicate an underlying issue (like arrhythmia, fever, dehydration, or thyroid problem). It’s advisable to get evaluated promptly rather than ignore it.
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You should do ECG,CBC,esr,crp,tft,even 2d echo if required, follow up required
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Hey , it is very high ,
If it happened just one day and you were fine the next day , it may be due to fever , exercise , increase body activity....
But if the increase is constant, you need to consult
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get your bp checked first ,
if abnormal go for ecg and thyroid function test
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A sustained heart rate of 180 bpm for nearly 20 hours is not normal and can put significant strain on the heart muscle, even if you feel fine afterward. This could be due to conditions like supraventricular tachycardia (SVT), anxiety, dehydration, or an underlying cardiac rhythm disorder. While one episode may not permanently damage the heart, it can weaken it if it happens again or remains uncorrected.
It’s very important to get an ECG, echocardiogram, and thyroid profile done to rule out serious causes.
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So first you have to do inv like ecg, echo, thyroid profile
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180 bpm is not normal heart rate, even for one time. It should be probed to know why.
Get Haemoglobin, thyroid profile, ecg and cardiac 2d echo done and share results.
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When the heart beats that fast for hours, it can’t fill properly between beats. That leads to poor blood flow to the body and the heart muscle itself, which can cause ischemia (oxygen shortage) and heart muscle fatigue. So maintaining 180 bpm for 20 hours can weaken or damage the heart and needs evaluation preferably an ECG and echo to determine the cause.
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180 pulse per min is definitely abnormal....
You should take consultation from doctors.....
Need to further evaluate regarding.... Cardiac arrhythmia or else some anxiety related issues.
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proper consultation from doctor (internal medicine), cardio
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Please consult with cardiologist nearby you
Next Steps
Do ecg and lipid profile
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It’s emergency
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A single day of fast heartbeat (around 180 bpm) usually doesn’t weaken the heart if it settles and you feel fine now, but it’s best to get an ECG and echo once to rule out any hidden rhythm issue.
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Get an ECG done
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If this episode repeats please consult a doctor
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Get your lipid profile done and along with reports visit the Cardiologist in person. Cardiologist will prescribe you the Antihypertensives medications if required and do Ecg and if required 2d echo of heart and will prescribe the medications as required.
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Definitely a pulse rate of 180 is not normal at all
Normal pulse rate is 60-100 beats / minute
If it extends beyond 100 then need to innervent
This rate of 180 might lead to cardiac arrest also
May try valsalva maneuver at home to reduce the rate
Next Steps
ECG | 2D Echo
Health Tips
Other non cardiac causes may be :
Anxiety | stress | panic attack
Hyperthyroid | Anemia |
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