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A member asked:

Bpm is always in 50s and 60s, i'm not a athlete don't really exercise and have had echos ultra, tons of ekgsall ok, i get scared cus it seems so slow!

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Dr. Monica Michel answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

You should be fine: Even if you are not an athlete having a slower heart beat in light of negative testing isn't a bad thing if it's not causing symptoms such as weakness or lightheadedness. Stay well :)

Dr Ali and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 7/1/2014

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