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My heart Bpm is constantly hitting 80-100 while sitting idle over an hour or more. Should I be worried? How can I reduce this?
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Normal Heart Beat rate ranged between 60-100. Get evaluated if additional symptoms such as palpitation,sweating uneasiness present.
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This is normal range. Not to worry
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Your resting heart rate is within normal limits its not high. Resting heart rate above 100 is abnormal. If it is so then consult
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