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I'm 25, with tightness in my chest every now and then. so i decided to check my bpm and it's 82bpm. that's a good rate for my age right?
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YES: 60-100 is considered normal. If chest pain becomes contant, get a full cardiac evaluation; however your numbers are perfect.
Answered 10/28/2014
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