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A member asked:
Sitting heart at 8am is 65bpm, now at 1:30pm its 85bpm. why? i'm not dehydrated. urine was clear and not thirsty.
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Sounds normal : your heart rate varies through the day. Those numbers are all within normal limits. No worries here.
Answered 1/13/2016
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