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Can stress/trauma cause increase in resting heart rate?

‎01-01-2020 13:31

‎01-01-2020 13:31

I got in a car crash Monday night, and since then my resting heart rate has increased from something like 69 to 76, and Monday & Tuesday I seemed to always be in the "fat burn" zone. Could stress from the car crash cause that?

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‎01-01-2020 22:57

‎01-01-2020 22:57

Yes your probably anxious about the whole ordeal. Hope all is well

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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‎01-02-2020 08:31

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‎01-02-2020 08:31

Thank you! Everyone just has minor injuries, nothing life-threatening, so we're all okay. 🙂

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‎01-02-2020 10:14 - edited ‎01-02-2020 10:14

‎01-02-2020 10:14 - edited ‎01-02-2020 10:14

yes, it can @MadisonToler 

I am glad everyone is ok 😊

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