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I am 35 years old & trying to get back in shape. just took my bp-127/68 with a hr of 50. just resting today. hr is always low. is that hr too low?
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Low pulse: This is low , but not necessarily a problem. Probably a good idea to be evaluated as there can be underlying issues such as low thyroid. If not symptomatic however, probably not a big issue especially if in good shape.
Answered 1/16/2016
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