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Is It Tachycardia Or Nothing To Worry About? Should I See My GP Doctor Or Ask For A Cardiologist Referral?

I'm 21 with a mildly high bp rate but my Dr showed no concern. I haven't checked with her but my sleeping bpm is 70 or so. While my average resting heart rate is at least 92 and walking can get to usually 115-120 bpm, and running on a treadmill brings me to nearly 200 with maybe decreasing 30-50 points after 5 minutes. This has been consistent for at least two months as I monitor it but could very well be more than 3 years but I never worried before. Should I see my gp doctor or ask for a cardiologist referral?
Fri, 18 Feb 2011
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Going for a 200 heartrate is not something which should make you vist the cardiologist I guess.

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Yes, you should see your cardiologist. I was on the elliptical when I saw my heart rate was at 200, and went to see my doctor due to that and other symptoms. Shortly after I was diagnosed with POTS. Although it's not a severe case of it, it still effects me daily, and atleast knowing the symptoms and what is causing it helps a lot. I recommend seeing your doctor.
General & Family Physician Dr. Joey's  Response
Hi Reyna,
1.Have you checked your thyroid activity. If it is high you could have a high BP.

2.Also the blood loss associated with normal menses can give rise to anemia over a period of time and you could have a high heart rate if you have anemia.

Your blood test will tell you if you have any of these two.
Regards,
Joey
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Ayurveda Specialist Dr. Anisha Parmar's  Response
if you are having this problem in normal condition then you have to go for cardiologist.get yourself checked thoroughly .if all your reports are coming normal then no need to worry. you can take arjun tab 2tab 3times for 1mth.
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Is It Tachycardia Or Nothing To Worry About? Should I See My GP Doctor Or Ask For A Cardiologist Referral?

Going for a 200 heartrate is not something which should make you vist the cardiologist I guess.