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What Causes Elevated Heart Rate?

I seem to have an slightly elevated heart rate--feels like it is ;pounding . it is less apparent if I am on my back and more apparent if I am on my side. there is no pain. My head sweats. I am five years post bypass surgery sand had a clean EKG a month ago. YYYY@YYYY
Thu, 28 Sep 2017
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Hi,

I understand your concern.

You seem to have an slightly elevated heart rate. I need to know if you really have increased heart rate. So, I advise to monitor your blood pressure and heart rate, and blood sugar, and record the results for future reference.

Stress and foods/drinks you consume can also affect high heart rate.
Avoid alcohol, caffeinated drinks, high calorie foods. Check your lipid levels and blood electrolytes. Anemia to rule out through a complete blood count.

All the best.
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What Causes Elevated Heart Rate?

Hi, I understand your concern. You seem to have an slightly elevated heart rate. I need to know if you really have increased heart rate. So, I advise to monitor your blood pressure and heart rate, and blood sugar, and record the results for future reference. Stress and foods/drinks you consume can also affect high heart rate. Avoid alcohol, caffeinated drinks, high calorie foods. Check your lipid levels and blood electrolytes. Anemia to rule out through a complete blood count. All the best.