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    The effect of a cancer diagnosis and surgery on my resting heart rate
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    The effect of a cancer diagnosis and surgery on my resting heart rate

    Reposting now that it's Monday –

    I've always been pretty fit and had a resting heart rate in the 50s

    Mid September I had a biopsy come back as likely indicating cancer. Early December I had surgery to remove the tumor.

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    1. LineOfInquiry on

      Wow that spike is crazy, especially since it’s consistently higher after September. You must’ve been really stressed, I’m glad you’re okay OP

    3. Individual_Prize3941 on

      Sorry to hear you are going through that. This is good data. Please do whatever you can/want to make yourself feel better, no matter how big or small. Whatever you can do to make yourself happier and release the stress. ❤️ Easier said than done, I know.

    5. gatsby712 on

      One thing I’ve learned from my wife having cancer treatment and now being in remission is that recovery takes a long time. We expected the surgeries and treatments to be done and for it to take a few months to get our life back together, but it never truly goes back to how it was before and it takes a long time physically, mentally, and financially to get back to better. 9+ months to recover kind of tracks with this data.