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Is a heart rate of 43 during sleep normal? i am a 34 year old female.
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Normal, yes!: It's common for heart rates of normal individuals to drop during sleep. We frequently see rates as low as high 30s in patients on telemetry in the hospital during overnight monitoring.
Answered 9/8/2020
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