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What Causes High Heart Rate In An Young Adult?
Question: Dear sir/madam
i am XXXX working at XXXXXXX aluminium lapanga,sambalpur.My age is 28.from last one year i found my heart beat is high(around 104).in morning time it is coming around 68-72 but as the day is increasing my heartbeat is increasing upto >100.my blood pressure is 130/85.but internally i am not feeling anything bad.do i need to do anything.i am not taking very heavy food but wt is increasing day by day.
i am XXXX working at XXXXXXX aluminium lapanga,sambalpur.My age is 28.from last one year i found my heart beat is high(around 104).in morning time it is coming around 68-72 but as the day is increasing my heartbeat is increasing upto >100.my blood pressure is 130/85.but internally i am not feeling anything bad.do i need to do anything.i am not taking very heavy food but wt is increasing day by day.
Brief Answer:
Some basic tests can be taken
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query at HealthcareMagic.
Diurnal heart rate variability is a normal phenomenon. It also varies with level of activity. For example when you are running on a treadmill heart rate can increase upto 190/min without causing any problems. It also varies with meals, noise, room and body temperature, humidity, rest, sleep. That is normal.
Still you can get some basic tests like CBC, thyroid profile, lipid profile, kidney function tests, liver function tests, ECG etc.
I think in your case its normal physiological heart rate variation.
Dr Vaishalee
Some basic tests can be taken
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query at HealthcareMagic.
Diurnal heart rate variability is a normal phenomenon. It also varies with level of activity. For example when you are running on a treadmill heart rate can increase upto 190/min without causing any problems. It also varies with meals, noise, room and body temperature, humidity, rest, sleep. That is normal.
Still you can get some basic tests like CBC, thyroid profile, lipid profile, kidney function tests, liver function tests, ECG etc.
I think in your case its normal physiological heart rate variation.
Dr Vaishalee
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