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High pulse rate
Hi. Due to covid we purchased an oximeter. Now I have realised that every day my pulse is high at around 120. Should I be worried?
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At the best, you can track your pulse.
Also besides that, it is really important to know if you do have any symptoms like fever, sweating, palpitations, diarrhoea.
If the pulse stays persistently high, even in absence of all these other factors then you need to go for an ECG. And the rest of the management/further work up depends upon the ecg reports.
Kindly follow up with ecg reports.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation
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take online consultation for treatment
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Dr. Raghav Sharma
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5 yrs exp
Bhopal
Pulse is genrally high in fever, anxity ,after running after exersise and after stress(physical or mental)
Is it 120 all the time
Do you feel restless
Do you have fever
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get temprature chelked
and if fever present and /or pulse is always aroud 120 then u need to consult
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Dr. Naganandhini
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4 yrs exp
Thane
Yes, your pulse rate is high
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Need detail history,kindly consult online
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