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Pulse rate high about 100 BPM. Not reducing. Observed high pulse rate for over six months. Need to know the cause, effect and medication if needed to reduce pulse rate to normal
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Please get your ECG Blood CBC, Blood Thyroid profile done . With all the reports you should consult a General Physician on Practo or a General Physician in your area who can examine him and find a cause for high pulse rate.
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100 is upper limit of normal. Nothing to worry.. worry you get tensed and look for it, higher likelihood that your pulse rate might increase due to anxiety. If you still want to get evaluated, go ahead with ecg.
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Go consult a doctor physically.
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Dr. Mudasir Shafi
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Srinagar
Normal pulse rate is 60 to 100 per minute.
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Still you can an ECG done which will rule any cardiac cause.
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Avoid stress, anxiety.
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