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From today morning my heart rate is around above 90 while in resting, but no discomfortness. Only sore throat and stuffy nose only. No cough and no fever. Even i am sitting it ranges from 88-95 bpm. Maximum 101 till now.
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Normal heart rate is 60 -100 beats per minute.if some inflammatory reaction or infection is there ( sore throat), then heart rate may go little high. Even during fever and before onset of fever heart rate will increase a bit. So donot worry about it. You are having normal heart rate. Anything above 140/ minute is a matter of concern. You don't have to worry about your heart rate.
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No need to worry
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Normal no need to worry.
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Normal, take deep breaths and consullt privately if any discomfort or symptoms develop
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Increased heart rate during sore throat is not uncommon
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Medication under prescription is advisable for sore throat.
Follow up of symptoms related to increased heart rate is advisable
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