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What are the symptoms of possible problems associated with a slow pulse. 48 resting at 28?
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Low heart rate: Lower resting heart rates can be seen in individuals who are very active and are fit in a cardiovascular sense. As long as the ekg shows sinus rhythm and no symptoms then we would continue to watch and observe.
Answered 11/8/2015
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