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Why do i feel flipflops when hr goes below 64?
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Heart block?: If you are not an elite athlete, I am wondering why your heart rate is this low. I suspect you have something called wenckebach heart block, and i would urge you to talk with your physician about this, perhaps getting a holter rhythm monitor.
Answered 9/19/2012
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