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H/r has been 54-58bpm at rest for awhile, i'm 33 6"2 188 pounds, i don't exercise regular sum what active being i am in the coast guard, concerns?
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Nope: Sounds pretty good. Low-ish heart rates are normal when you are younger. They are not a problem unless you are having symptoms like lightheadedness or fainting .
Answered 8/1/2014
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