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I had a heart rate of28 bpm. had a dual pacemaker put in. they said it should be at 70bpm but sometimes it is around 85 to94 bpm. is this normal?
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You would need: to be more specific but 70 is probably the minimum where the pacemaker takes over.
Answered 5/8/2014
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