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Faster heart beats
I usually have 100+ pulse per min.
Even when I am in resting stage..
What is the reason for this?
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Dr. Munish Dev
Cardiologist
12 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Increased resting heart rate can be be due to so many reasons. Anxiety is a common reason. But you should get your Thyroid profile, Hemoglobin and ECG done to rule out common causes.
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ECG . thyroid profile, Hb
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Dr. Nagaraj Desai
Cardiologist
46 yrs exp
Bangalore
A serial review of pulse rate including night pulse rate - if it’s feasible helpful.
It may be a normal variation. It’s unlikely that it can the only finding with out any other issues
Increased pulse rate should be viewed in that perspective
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Dr. Manpreet Singh Salooja
Cardiologist
22 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Any history of HTN, Diabetes?, Fever?
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Consultation
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Dr. Abhishek Agrawal
Cardiologist
9 yrs exp
Mumbai
There can be variety of reasons for this ranging from normal physiological response, Type A personality, any infection to some serious disorder. But if you don't have any symptom, then don't worry.
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Get an ECG done.
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