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Is slow heart rate when first waking up a cause for concern?
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Only if symptoms: As long as your heart rate is not causing you to be lightheaded our pass out, it shouldn't be a major issue... But i would check with your doctor to be certain there isn't some other problem.
Answered 12/22/2019
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Nope: Pretty normal for a person your age, although as the county keeps getting fatter, it's becoming less and less common to see. Keep up an active lifestyle!
Answered 12/22/2019
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