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My resting heart rate is usually 85-95 and after realizing stress might be the issue, it dropped to 65-75 in just few days. is this normal?
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40/m noticed resting heart rate as low as 49. decent shape but no athlete. normal echo/stress/Holter last month. pcp, cardio not worried, should I be?
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