Is Heart Rate Over 120 Beats Per Minute A Cause For Concern?
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A heart rate of 120-130 is not normal. Nicotine, alcohol, alcohol withdrawal, and Adderall can all cause an increase in heart rate. Some of these situations, such as alcohol withdrawal, can be deadly. I recommend you visit an emergency room now for further evaluation, including an EKG.
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With a heart rate below 100, there is no need to visit an ER, if you are certain you are not in withdrawal. I think Adderall is probably not a good idea for you, but I'd need more information. Give me your medical history and some more details when you message my private link, and I'll provide you a complete consultation.
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