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Hear rate is around 90 bpm at rest . this has been the case for some time . please help?
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Upper limits: Heart rate varies from 60-90 at rest. Trained or very active persons may have lower rates. Some drugs and anxiety may affect heart rate.
Answered 2/7/2014
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