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Have a heart beat rate 60 bpm, have left side pain tell me is heart rate normal?
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Yes: 60 is a normal heart rate ay rest. Check to make sure heart rate increases appropriately with physical activity. You should see a doctor bout your chest pain.
Answered 3/26/2013
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