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Post fever recovery
Hi, I had high fever last week which lasted for 3 days. The covid test was negative and I've already had covid 5 months ago. There were no other symptoms.
I'm 28 years old and exercise regularly. My heart rate used to be between 58-65 bpm at rest, however during fever my resting heart rate was around 110 bpm and after recovering from fever my heart rate is still 80-90 bpm. It also rises very quickly as soon as I stand.
Is this normal?
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Belgaum
Get ecg
Check haemoglobin
Take ors
Maintain hydration
Rest
Consult online guide u
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Dr. Abhimanyu Uppal
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9 yrs exp
Jaipur
Such a response is common in post fever phase, at this stage you don't need any more investigations. We can look forward to complete recovery within a week, however if your palpitations still persist then you can get an ecg done later and consult me.
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