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I am 35 year old woman. always done a lot of competitive sport. no health probs or medicine. resting pulse is between 80 and 90 bpm, cause 4 concern?
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Pulse 80: No cause for concern as long as pulse is regular and blood pressure is ok.
Answered 11/16/2013
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