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After 48hr holter monitor test dr said i had no arithmetical beats. however my highest hr was 140 bpm with a low of 40 . should i be concerned?
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Sleep/awake?: What time of the day was the heart rate 40 - if asleep, this may be physiological . 140 may be a normal pulse with exertion but could be arrhythmia too.
Answered 3/29/2017
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