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Hi I a have question my resting pulse rate if less than 100 bpm it increases 30 bpm rapidly when I stand and Start moving as I take bath that time my pulse rate is 100 bpm taking shower it reach 130-140 bpm and normal automatically after stopping shower if it happens for 14 days days does it has weaken my heart muscle or any damage to my heart
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Go for ecg read by cardiologist. If its simple tachycardia Ciplar 40 one at night after dinner.
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You have postural tachycardia , it may be due to hypovolemia, dehydration, inadequate salt intake,low fitness level, hyperadrenergic state, anemia, b-12 deficiency, too much sweating, blood loss , few viral infections etc, it will not affect the cardiac muscles so early but if you will be untreated for few months to year then it will cause the damage
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you should get your BP, ECG, done and consult the cardiologist or general physician. till you consult the doctor you can take Tab ivabradine 5mg(low dose) to reduce the heart and pulse rate
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Normal pulse rate is between 60-100, if you're getting Higher pulse while doing activity it's totally physiological. If resting HR reaches above 100 then things need to be evaluate.
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consider doing an early ECG to diagnose if there are any signs of tachycardia. If you need more guidance and want consultation kindly connect with me.
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Do Valsava maneuver whenever there is higher pulse at rest.
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Thinking too much of it dear but still consider consultation
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