Question 1

my average rhr is 67. 103 lb almost 17 year old female who is slightly active. it this optimal? what would my heart rate be while sleeping if i am physically healthy?

Accepted Answer

: Heart rate would be slightly lower than the normal resting rate.
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Question 2

what the average heart rate for a 50 year old female when resting?

Accepted Answer

60-100 beats per min: The average varies depending on someone's medications, overall health, level of activity, etc. However, the typical average can range anywhere between 60 to 100 beats per minute.

Question 3

what's the average heart rate for a 17 year old female (110 pounds)?

Accepted Answer

Average HR: Average HR for healthy teens/adults is 60-100 beats per minute.  More active individuals tend to have lower HRs.

Question 4

female 23 year old 5"5 tall and about 23 kilos with average heart rate of 87bm. should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Underweight: Yes. At 5ft 5inches l, 23 kg or about 50 pounds gives you a BMI of 8 to 9. You are severely underweight and should be checked for a health problem. If that was an error and you meant 230kg, you should still be worried as severe morbid obesity is also a dangerous health condition. Please see a physician right away.

Question 5

im a 23 year old female, i exercise 3-4 days a week and complete an average of 7000 steps a day.. but my heart rate is 94bpm.. should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Would check it out: B"sd would also expect a lower heart rate with good fitness.  Would suggest check on thyroid and if thats ok for  excess adrenaline.  Certainly, consider having check up for any heart, lung problems or anemia.

Question 6

is a resting heart rate of 63 during the late evening normal while daytime is in the 70s for a healthy 39 year old female not on any medications?

Accepted Answer

: The heart rate normally has some variability so having a heart rate slightly higher at different times of the day is normal. The heart rates you mention are likely normal for you. Good luck!

Question 7

i am an active 41 year old female. i have been noticing on my stats when i run that my average heart rate is between 155-162 bpm. i peak around 173-184 and spend most of the time i run in the peak zone. is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Pretty much normal: 179-180 bpm. Karp states that there are two formulas to figure your heart rate while running. For the first, subtract your age from 220 to find your maximum heart rate. A 32-year-old's max heart rate would be 188 beats per minute. The second formula, the Karvonen Method, determines your average running heart rate. https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/fitness/in-depth/exercise.../art-200468

Question 8

my resting heart rate has been 100-130 for 2-3 years. i'm a 23 year old healthy female in my second year of medical school. should i worry about this?

Accepted Answer

Cardiology: Yes, you should see a Cardiologist, discontinue any energy drinks, decongestants, coffee, tea, Moutain Dew or other stimulants for now. That is abnormally high for a resting heart rate. A Holter monitor or event monitor might be instructive. At least see your primary care physician for an EKG and advice. If you are overweight, then start a weight loss program with a reduced calorie diet as well.

Question 9

i'm a 30 year old female and weigh 117 lbs. each time i take my blood pressure, it averages 136-149/89-100, rest heart rate 77-90. cause for concern?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Your blood pressure is slightly higher than it should be.
There are various things you can do to get this down. Get the SALT SHAKER off the table,use less salt to cook, worry less or de-stressing mechanisms such as yoga, exercise regimen and a healthy eating habit.
Good luck

Question 10

what would cause shortness of breath in a supposedly healthy 23 year old female ? the air feels hard to breathe in. most likely not asthma related. heart rate is 60 and spo2 is 98%

Accepted Answer

? airways problem: Or hyperventilating, can try breathing in a paper bag, or a bronchodilator, if still having a problem, need to rule out cardiac causes too

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My average rhr is 67. 103 lb almost 17 year old female who is slightly active. it this optimal? what would my heart rate be while sleeping if i am physically healthy?

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What the average heart rate for a 50 year old female when resting?

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What's the average heart rate for a 17 year old female (110 pounds)?

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Female 23 year old 5"5 tall and about 23 kilos with average heart rate of 87bm. should i be worried?

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Im a 23 year old female, i exercise 3-4 days a week and complete an average of 7000 steps a day.. but my heart rate is 94bpm.. should i be worried?

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Is a resting heart rate of 63 during the late evening normal while daytime is in the 70s for a healthy 39 year old female not on any medications?

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I am an active 41 year old female. i have been noticing on my stats when i run that my average heart rate is between 155-162 bpm. i peak around 173-184 and spend most of the time i run in the peak zone. is this normal?

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My resting heart rate has been 100-130 for 2-3 years. i'm a 23 year old healthy female in my second year of medical school. should i worry about this?

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I'm a 30 year old female and weigh 117 lbs. each time i take my blood pressure, it averages 136-149/89-100, rest heart rate 77-90. cause for concern?

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What would cause shortness of breath in a supposedly healthy 23 year old female ? the air feels hard to breathe in. most likely not asthma related. heart rate is 60 and spo2 is 98%

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