A heart rate of 130 to 150 is not normal. There are certain abnormal rate conditions such as atrial fibrillation / flutter, SVT and other tachy arrhythmias. These have chances of going into abnormal VT / VF ( cardiac arrest) or can lead to stroke if untreated
You need to certain things
1. Meet a cardiologist
2. Get ECG, check your electrolytes and TFT
3. Get holter monitoring for 24 hours. It checks variability in your heart rate and based on that cardiologist can decide upon treatment plan.
4. a 2D echo
5. Check Hb
6. Blood pressure monitoring
Next Steps
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A pulse rate of 130-150 bpm during sleep for 4.5 months is significantly elevated and not normal â sleep heart rate should ideally be below 70 bpm. Sustained high heart rates over months can put strain on the heart muscle over time and need to be evaluated urgently. This could indicate a cardiac arrhythmia like SVT or atrial flutter.
Next Steps
Please get an ECG and a 24-hour Holter monitor done and consult a cardiologist urgently. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
Get your ECG done. After ECG we will get to know if you need an ECHO or not. Also monitor your BP and make a chart for 3days with BP and pulse. Then visit a Cardiologist and get your ECG done and consult for further evaluation
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Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
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This rate of pulse is definitely abnormal, it is a disease . But it may or may not weaken the muscles of the heart. But it creates too much discomfort & may Lead to risk for life threatening emergency conditions. So take it seriously.
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