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Is it possible to develop acute bradycardia (p/40) combined with reduced rr (106/66) because of doing a diet / eat way lesser than before too fast?
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In extreme cases: yes, it is possible due to lack of electrolytes/ nutrients and severe fasting.
Answered 1/17/2015
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