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If someone pulse rate remain 100-110 for one year and sleeping time normal does it cause cardiomyopathy or not
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It depends upon age , diet , stress and lifestyle. We need to evaluate all of these to rule out any current potential threat. Need to know your blood pressure along with pulse rate.
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Its normal ..
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no need to worry and get your thyroid profile done
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It's normal... It is mostly due to anxiety, stress etc so don't worry but try to get ecg,tmt,2d Echo done to rule out other causes
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get ecg,tmt,echi done
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As your resting pulse is normal ,it seems that anxiety is the cause of tachycardia.
Do meditation and yoga deep breathing exercises,if not received then consult a psychiatrist
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Cardiomyopathy develops due to multiple factors. Only a slightly fast heart rate is unlikely to cause it.
Get Haemoglobin, thyroid function tests, ECG done. Share results online, then I can help you.
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Increase in the pulse rate doesn't cause cardiomyopathy . Anxiety issues could cause tachycardia.
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A high pulse rate doesn't cause cardiomyopathy. It can be the effect of cardiomyopathy.
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Depending on your lifestyle, if you are anxious or having panic attacks, this could be a reason for increased heart rate.
Also the method, time and place of checking pulse makes a difference. Visit a nearby doctor to get yourself checked properly and they can guide you further if any help is required.
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It's normal
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Don't worry unless any notable symptoms
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It's normal ..don't take any stress
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Mild Tachycardia
Get your ecg-tft done
Have propranolol 20mg once a day
Visit to cardiologist for threadmill test if not subsided
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It doesn't cause any problems as such . Visit a cardiologist and get an ecg and echo done or u can take any Tab Etipro 20 mg bid see the difference then
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Thyroid profile and ECG may fix your problem
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Hello, a persistently fast pulse is called tachycardia. By itself, it usually does not directly cause cardiomyopathy, but if the high rate is continuous and sustained over a long period, it can sometimes put strain on the heart. Common reasons for a fast pulse include anxiety, thyroid problems, anemia, dehydration, or lifestyle factors. It would be advisable to get basic tests done like ECG, thyroid function, hemoglobin, etc. and consult to find the cause. With proper treatment, the heart usually remains healthy.
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No nothing to worry about it just slightly higher than normal (60-100beats per minute) . It is clinical called tachcardia -
It can occur due to many causes
Dehydration
Anxiety
Exhaustion
Anemia
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watch for any symptoms or any discomfort
if any present then u may require a check up
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maintain good hydration.
for now no treatment is required
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Your heart rate of 100 to 110 beats per minute is slightly above the normal resting range of 60 to 100 bpm and falls under the category of tachycardia. This may have several causes, including fever, dehydration, anxiety, hyperthyroidism, anemia, cardiac arrhythmias (such as atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter), or other systemic conditions.
It is important to assess any accompanying symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, or palpitations. Please consult with me for a detailed clinical evaluation and to guide appropriate investigations and treatment based on your specific situation
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As such no.donot worry.
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No need to worry. I guess your heart rate after COVID infection increased.
If you feel chest palpitations, sweating, pain then consult nearest doctor. Otherwise it's normal.
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No need to worry. if you feel discomfort then Do checkup.
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Dr. Vinod Kumar Verma
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-According to your query and sign and symptom you want to know about the cause and Treatment of disease as you have mentioned as above as -
-Please take consultation for better evaluation and best Treatment as it need complete history of patient as personal and family history.
Please follow good life style as
• take plenty of fluid and
• take less spicy and fatty foods and
• take home made food only and
do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation and
• keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life . ...
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Dr. Aeman Gazdhar
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Indore
Need further tests ....CBC, thyroid profile , ECG.
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Dr. Manaswi Shamsundar
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Pune
Increase in heart rate alone cannot be the reason for cardiomyopathy
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
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Hyderabad
It won't
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Pulse above 100 BPM is TACHYCARDIA BUT, nowadays it is common due to stress, still do an ECG AND 2D ECHO.
TACHYCARDIA is common in bulky people, both obese and muscular.
Also do a THYROID PROFILE TEST (TSH, FREE T3, FREE T4) test.
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Stress management, drink plenty of water, fibre rich food,yoga and meditation
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If you are having anxiety or palpitations take Tablet propranolol 20 MG ONCE daily.
VISIT A psychiatrist for stress management.
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Dr. Sarika Rautwar
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Aurangabad
No need to worry
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you , kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper examination and further management
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Dr. Bala Vignesh S
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Tiruchirappalli
Maybe the person’s baseline heart rate is always high as in the case of an athlete or persons living in high altitude so it may not result in significant cardiomyopathy
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Nothing to be done by the patient
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