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Heart rate 40 beats per minute, should i be concerned?
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Heart Rate 40: Yes. Your heart rate is low. Need to identify underlying etiology. Any a-v blocks or thyroid problems or CAD or medication induced. Consult your physician.
Answered 11/19/2019
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