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Can bradycardia occur in physically fit athletes?
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Bradycardia: slow resting heart rate is common in highly trained aerobic athletes
Answered 4/14/2015
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Hereditary causes of sinus bradycardia? Mine is the most severe requiring a pacemaker, but mother and uncle (not fit) also have bradycardia. Any link?
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Got dysautonomia, for yrs standing heart rate 100+, laid in bed ECG showed sinus bradycardia 47. I sat up and it went to 60. Pacer needed, or fit heart?
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My heart rate can drop to 44 when laid down at night Im not an athlete. Ecg just sinus bradycardia. Moving gets it back up. When is it risk for SCD?
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15 yo son extremely athlete has a heart murmur, recent EKG showed bradycardia, right ventricular hypertrophy and possible biventricular hypertrophy?
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