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Increase heart beat after covid recovery
Hello sir/madam last month may 14th I tested covid positive and may 23rd admitted in hospital and discharged 30th may. 21 days back im discharged from hospital after covid recovery. After 14 days of recovery (June 14th) I check cbp, crp,d-dimmer, and cue blood tests, all are normal in all tests except platelets. The platelets will be down to 1 lakh. And come to the point my question is My heart rate is increased to 100 to 110 someonetime it will be above 90. When my heart beat comments to normal and how much time it's take to be normal heart rate. Thanks in advance.
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Is it a resting heart rate or while you are doing some work ? If its during some physical activity then its very normal. At resting state your heart rate if below 100 then nothing to worry. Post COVID or ant infection, due to weakness or dehydration your heart rate can go up. The values that you mentioned are not alarming. Just have a good calorie intake and plenty oral liquids. As far as your platelets are concerned you need to consult a physician for that. Do not worry.
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Dr. Lokanath M
Cardiologist
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Kottayam
We can't predict.. It can become normal..
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