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Bradycardia in healthy 25 yr old female can be caused by running, right?
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Yes: Well conditioned individuals will have slower resting heart rates than those that are not. As long as you are not symptomatic and are able to maintain a normal blood pressure you should be ok. Check with your doctor to insure both of the above.
Answered 8/26/2013
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