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Puls rate while Exercising
Hai; I am 54; living in GCC; I had NSTEMI, S/P PCI-LAD(2012) and PCI TO Distal LCX (2020)
While I doing workouts (mostly cycling and walking 50-70 minutes daily )my pulse rate going between 69 to 146; is it any problems or I need to reduce my workouts time?, pls advise some time I am feeling little uncomfortable
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AHAASAKatie, September 22, 2020 9:36am ESTGood morning, I can imagine this must be very frustrating for you, however, questions this specific should be put to your cardiac care team. Once you have a clear understanding of how much, hard, and types of exercise you should be doing, we have some great fitness resources you can use. Please let us know what your doctor says and how you are feeling. Best Katie
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Rasknr, September 23, 2020 2:22am EST
Thank you Katie for your advice, my doctor said 40-50 mnt exercise and
Puls rate up to 150 if not noticing any pain or unconformable, it is not problem. - Rasheed
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AHAASAKatie, September 23, 2020 9:09am EST
Great news! thank you. Katie
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Monica1996, March 19, 2021 1:39am ESTActually, resting heart rate is probably an indicator of other heart risk factors. As your heart starts to fail, your heart rate goes up for sure. To live better, check your resting heart rate a few times per week and at different times of the day. Talk with your doctor if your resting heart rate is regularly on the high end.Wellue’s healthcare device helps you check and record your heart rate every day at home.https://getwellue.com/pages/o2ring-oxygen-monitor
Also, you may need Wear an exercise device to keep you in your target heart rate zones, get a view with the strap-free HR&ECG monitor:https://getwellue.com/pages/visualbeat-heart-rate-monitor
