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Is it normal to have a higher resting heart rate during the day as aside from it being much lower during the morning and evening before & after rest?
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Yes: A healthy heart is very responsive and speeds up to accommodate increased demand, whether physical or mental. Your heart rate will be faster just by being awake.
Answered 6/21/2014
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