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Heart rate changes
I am using lodoz 2.5 since 2 months and my BP is 130/80 and my heart rate is around 60 but when I do any small work or just 5 minuts running or cardio my heart beat near 100 and it takes 1/2 hour back to 80 in that time I feels so tense and breathless ness coming wt can I do I have done all cardio tests all are normol and my BP is also fluctuating to 120 to 140 is it ok wt can I do
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Cardiologist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Hello,
These heart rate changes are normal during exercise. Nothing to worry. BP fluctuations are also within normal limits. Continue same medicines and continue exercise . Nothing to worry.
Take care
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Dr. Birinder Singh Thind
Cardiologist
26 yrs exp
Noida
Physiologically whatever you are describing is natural. So don’t worry, keep on exercising.
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Dr. Anand Lingan
Cardiologist
19 yrs exp
Mysore
It is within normal range ..and so much heart rate variation is expected with exercise... Not to worry. Continue your medication and restrict extra salt in diet and regular physical activity
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