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My resting heart rate has increased by 20bpm in the last 2 years, should I be worried?

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‎04-19-2020 06:28

‎04-19-2020 06:28

Hi, over the last 2 years my resting heart rate has been alive the place but has gradually gone up from 72 to 97 bpm, it’s not gone below 90 for ages now, is this somthing I should be worrying about?

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‎04-19-2020 06:38

‎04-19-2020 06:38

Hi @Andrewrawson  this is a question that is best suited for you to ask your health care professional. There could be many reasons for the increase in your heart rate, but this is a community forum and you could get many different responses and none of them be correct for your situation. If you want to do some reading, I like the American Heart Association's website. click to go there.

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‎04-19-2020 06:38

‎04-19-2020 06:38

Hi @Andrewrawson  this is a question that is best suited for you to ask your health care professional. There could be many reasons for the increase in your heart rate, but this is a community forum and you could get many different responses and none of them be correct for your situation. If you want to do some reading, I like the American Heart Association's website. click to go there.

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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