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Hi doctor, male 58 y/o. bp , 115/80. is it normal to have a pulse of 90 at rest ? bit concerned.
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No: Not necessarily. "normal" heart rates are classically defined as anything between 60-100. There can be broad variablility across a population and still be normal.
Answered 4/16/2014
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