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Fast heart rate tachycardia
My bp is very normal.. 120/75
But my pulses are high between 90 to 110..
When i sleep it become very fast around 110..but come down quickly as i wàke up.. To 75/80
My ecg is normal... 2 echo normal... No anemia...no thyroid...
Due to high pulse in sleep i wake up every night...so pl guide me...
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Dr. Pathuri Avinash
Cardiologist
10 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Heart rate variations exist through out day and also vary according to posture. Blood pressure also fluctuates. Fever , anxiety , hyperthyroidism can cause an increased heart rates.
Abnormalities in heart rates are called arrhythmias. They are a variety but mostly in these conditions heart rates are higher than what you mentioned and can be irregular. These are generally monitored with a test called Holter. But in your case the variations seems to be normal. But a thorough consultation with an expert should help eventually.
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