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Im 18 years old female, i wanna know what is the normal heart rate while relaxing,sleeping,eating,bathing,sitting,worried,etc....!!
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Quite variable: Published normal for heart rate at 18 range from 50-90 sleeping and 60-100 awake. Each added factor of stress,fever,physical activity, fear,etc adds to the number by a variable amount depending on the degree.
Answered 4/13/2015
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