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Elevated heart rate
Hello doctor. I want to discuss this problem which I have been suffering from since many years. The moment I get up from my bed or stand up, my heart rate shoots up significantly. My resting heart rate is always between 60-80. But it goes upto 120 the moment I stand up. 150 while to climb up the stairs. It's very gradual too. The heart rate increases gradually and slows down gradually when I lie down. It's very regular too. Somebody told me this could be POTS. please help. My life has become my miserable.
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Resting hr is normal
When you suddenly change your posture He increases. I think it is within physiological limits.However you can take cardiologist opinion
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Xosult Cardiologist physically.
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
Need to evaluate further
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Consultant cardiologist
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Consult with a Cardiologist
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
Consult cardiologist for physical examination
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