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When is the best time to locate my resting heart rate first thing in the morning and right before bed?
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Sit quietly: Resting heart rate should be measured after you have been sitting or lying quietly for about 10minutes or longer. Getting up and doing things first thing in the morning will increase your pulse rate.
Answered 9/28/2016
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