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Suggest Treatment For Abnormal Resting Heart Rate

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Posted on Wed, 6 Aug 2014
Question: I am a 51 year old male that started jogging a little more than one year ago. 5'9 and 188lbs. Run about 3 miles every other day. My heart rate is maxing about 165 while running, but what is disconcerting is that my testing rate is 100-106. Is there a cause for concern? BP today was 127/91
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Answered by Dr. Benard Shehu (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Following answer to your questions....

Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX,

I read your query very carefully and would like to say that your resting heart rate is between 100-106 which is in the upper normal limits. So you have nothing to worry.

However i would like to suggest to run some examinations for proper evaluations of your health (heart) conditions:
- Blood workout
- ECG
- Cardiac ECHO
- ECG 24 hour monitoring (Holter)
- Bp 24 hour monitoring
- Stress test

If the results are normal than you have nothing to worry about.

Hope it answered to your query!
Dr. Shehu
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Suggest Treatment For Abnormal Resting Heart Rate

Brief Answer: Following answer to your questions.... Detailed Answer: Hi XXXXXXX, I read your query very carefully and would like to say that your resting heart rate is between 100-106 which is in the upper normal limits. So you have nothing to worry. However i would like to suggest to run some examinations for proper evaluations of your health (heart) conditions: - Blood workout - ECG - Cardiac ECHO - ECG 24 hour monitoring (Holter) - Bp 24 hour monitoring - Stress test If the results are normal than you have nothing to worry about. Hope it answered to your query! Dr. Shehu