What does a heart rate of 105 on an ECG report mean?

Dear Netra ji,

A heart rate of 105 bpm (beats per minute) is slightly above the normal resting range (60–100 bpm). This condition is called sinus tachycardia, and while not always serious, it does need careful evaluation depending on your symptoms and health history.

Understanding a Heart Rate of 105 Bpm

• Can be caused by anxiety, stress, dehydration, fever, thyroid imbalance, or low haemoglobin

• If you have symptoms like dizziness, chest discomfort, breathlessness, or palpitations, consult a doctor soon

• If you're at rest and still have high heart rate regularly, it may need treatment

What You Can Do

• Stay hydrated and get adequate sleep

• Avoid caffeine, smoking, and high-stress triggers

• Get thyroid and haemoglobin levels tested

• Follow up with a cardiologist if it persists

How HexaHealth Can Help

• Book a cardiology consultation near Davangere

• Help arrange further tests like Echo or Holter if needed

• Support with treatment planning

Netra ji, one slightly high ECG reading isn’t always alarming but monitoring and follow-up are key to staying safe.