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Will your heart rate stay low if you lay in bed all day ? been in bed all day today hearrate is71 yesterday was out all day and stayed in 90 to 80
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Yes: No exertion, no need for a fast heartbeat--at least fro a short while.
Answered 5/6/2014
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