instruction: hello doctor is it bad if my heart rate jumps up to very high bum very quickly during even moderate exercises I am a 26 year old male my height is 1 and weighs about 190 labs who has always been in good shape I lift every day and usually during the summers I run about two miles a day at around a six minutes pace I have a resting heart rate of 58 bum and no matter what I do my heart rate always jumps up during even the most minor activity two days ago I went for a 20 minutes leisure walk with my wife and my heart rate averaged 120 bum and got there in about 10 seconds if I run at a pace any faster than minutes a mile my heart rate will jump to above 185 bum in under 30 seconds and at my fastest it stays around 200 bum for as many miles as I run now it has been like this for as long as I can remember and I never feel extra winded or take long to recover I just know it is not normal please help
output: hi the problem you are having is called palpitations your baseline heart rate is 58 beats minute and your maximum heart rate is around 200 beats per minute that is almost three times the baseline heart rate heart rate as high as 200 beats per minute can even lead to sudden cardiac death and cardiac arrest this should be taken very seriously and some of the baseline tests of cardiology are to be done to rule out the cause 24 hour hotter monitoring is most important for you as it will record the nature of your palpitations whether they are arrhythmia or just simple supraventricular tachycardia ad echo and treadmill test to rule out cardiac functions as your arrhythmia is precipitated only during exercise