Civil servants have a physical examination today. Sinus tachycardia is caused by tension. Does this affect recruitment? I have no history of heart disease.

The standard of civil servants' physical examination on the heart: rheumatic heart disease, cardiomyopathy, coronary heart disease, congenital heart disease, Keshan disease and other organic heart diseases are unqualified. People with congenital heart disease who don't need surgery or surgical cure are qualified. Under any of the following circumstances, reasonable changes of heart disease are excluded and qualified: (1) physiological murmur of heart auscultation; (2) Contraction is less than 6 times per minute (strictly controlled for those with a history of myocarditis); (3) The heart rate is 5o-60 beats per minute or 100- 1 100; (4) Other conditions of abnormal electrocardiogram. So sinus tachycardia will definitely affect the admission of civil servants. However, if the heart beats well during the physical examination, it is ok. Sinus rhythm is intermittent after all.