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What Causes High Heart Rate While Exercising?

I have a healthy history and have exercised briskly for years. I am now a 63 year old male who seems to have type 2 diabetes symptoms and when I walk or exercise after meals experience a RACING heart beat, clearly exceeding 175 to 200 beats per minute. Should I be concerned?
Tue, 29 Aug 2017
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Hi There

After going through your query I understand your concern.

I would like to tell you that people with diabetes are at more risk to develop heart disease than a normal individual and heart rate of 175-200 is really high and is a point to be concerned and need further evaluation.

It's advisable for you to get an ECG, Echocardiography and a Treadmill test done and personally consult a cardiologist with reports for further management.

Hopefully this has answered your query.

Kind Regards
Dr Navneet Mahajan
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What Causes High Heart Rate While Exercising?

Hi There After going through your query I understand your concern. I would like to tell you that people with diabetes are at more risk to develop heart disease than a normal individual and heart rate of 175-200 is really high and is a point to be concerned and need further evaluation. It s advisable for you to get an ECG, Echocardiography and a Treadmill test done and personally consult a cardiologist with reports for further management. Hopefully this has answered your query. Kind Regards Dr Navneet Mahajan