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What oscillations of the hr are considered normal during a 3 mins recording at rest?i mean, my hr variies from 78 to 88 in 3 minutes at rest,normal?
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Oscillations: The heart rate changes with breathing. It is faster when you inhale, slower when you exhale. If you are using a heart monitor, you may find it oscillates with your breathing. When you hold your breath for 10-20 seconds, it may stay consistent, at rest. The heart rates you listed here are both normal, as long as you stay within normal, there is no problem.
Answered 9/29/2016
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