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Is heart rate of 86 bpm normal, for 62 years old?
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Yes: Normal heart rate range is defined as 60-100 bpm. It should be noted however that some people have rates outside this range that are still considered normal. For example, highly physically trained athletes frequently have resting rates less than 60.
Answered 4/24/2020
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