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Im 34 years old my heart rate is 35 my heart rate will not go up?
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Bradycardia: I don't believe that is possible for prolonged period as it is not compatible with normal activity and adequate organ perfusion even if you are the most well conditioned world class athlete. You would be bed ridden and will need immediate intervention. We don't know anything about you, not even your age let alone medical history. Please check with your doctor.
Answered 10/24/2014
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