Question 1

i'm taking 27 respirations per minute is it bad?

Accepted Answer

Respirations: In an adult respirations or breaths are normally 12-16 when awake.  27 is very elevated and concerning.  You should go and be seen right now at an ER.

Question 2

is 108 heartbeats per minute fast?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Resting H.R is between 60-100 BPM.
If Ur heart beat is 108 BPM ,consult MD,especially to rule out Hyperthyroidism .
Chronic Anemia can do the same.

Question 3

is it normal for baby to have 90beats per minute at 6weeks ?

Accepted Answer

At rest: Around 90 is felt to be normal. The baby should otherwise be well and the heart rate should speed up with activity. If this fails to happen; see your MD and get an EKG. All the best.

Question 4

my heartbeat 40 per minute?

Accepted Answer

Brady healthy: Congratulations. This is something well trained athletes brag about. It can indicate a very efficient heart! now if this occurs while exercising, or if you feel bad with it it may be a heart rhythm problem. See a doctor. If you have passed out recently, see a doctor today.

Question 5

is a bp 96/60 low? with 73 beats per minute.

Accepted Answer

Depends: It's normal for many people. Young women (like you) tend to normally run BP of

Question 6

is a heartbeat rate of 52 per minute a problem?

Accepted Answer

Bpm: 52 beats per minute is usually fine

Question 7

hr of baby goes as high as in 150-200 beats per minute?

Accepted Answer

See DR: Depending on the age of your baby, this may be normal.  Babies under 1 year of age, have an average hear rate of 100-180 bpm.  The heart rate may increase during crying bouts.  Therer are certain tachcardias that can be seen during infancy so i would discuss this with your doctor as further work up may be needed.

Question 8

pulse 48-58 per minute normally.what can i have disease ?

Accepted Answer

Probably you're fine: I assume your pulse is in this range at rest. It is a little on the low side. If you are on certain medications, especially beta blockers and calcium channel blockers, this may be a side effect. Well trained athletes have a low pulse rate as well. If you are having symptoms of lightheadedness, shortness of breath, or fainting, see your doctor for a check-up.

Question 9

why does the beats per minute of music matter when exercising?

Accepted Answer

Makes you exercise!: The faster beat tend to encourage more vigorous activity.

Question 10

keep going brady 50 -60 beats per minute is this cause for concern?

Accepted Answer

Bradycardia: In most people bradycardia is result of fitness and significant regular exercise. This is not a bad thing and means a healthy situation. Healthy young adults and athletes often have heart rates of less than 60 beats a minute.
In other people, bradycardia is a sign of a problem with the heart's electrical system. It means that the heart's natural pacemaker is not working right and need cardiologist.

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