High heartbeat on climbing stairs

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Asked for Male, 30 Years

Hi I have recently recovered from corona. I have observed that my resting heart rate is fine 70-95. But when I climb stairs my heartbeat increases a lot 160-165. While walking (5 km/h) it's around 130-140. Is it normal after covid or do I need to be worried .

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U need to get a baseline evaluation before considering it as a normal response post covid. Yes I do accept that many patients are facing such symptoms after covid.

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