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A member asked:
Monitoring heart rate during sleep in the night ( nocturnal polisomnography ): mean= 88. min= 72. max= 107. are these values ok during sleep? thanks!
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Ok: these values seem to be within normal limits. Why are you monitoring your heart rate?
Answered 11/6/2018
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