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Laying in bed with resting hr of 52-57 is this normal 25 yo female recently diagnosed bilateral pe?
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Normal: Generally speaking if you are relaxed or while at sleep your heart rate can go below 60 beats per minute without this being any problem. As long as your heart rate increases at demand; having a heart rate below 60 while at rest is totally normal.
Answered 6/3/2014
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