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Is it normal that my heart rate is 64 while resting in bed before sleeping ??
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That sounds ok...: But, the question is, does one have some illness or symptom that is causing one to worry? A heart rate of 64 in a young adult at rest sounds fine, presuming the adult is in general good health.
Answered 6/4/2015
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