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I take my resting heart rate every morning and it varies from 62 to 80. is that normal for it to fluctuate like that?
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Yes: Resting heart rates fluctuate based on your sleep cycles, dreams, physical fitness level, etc. Both of those rates are in the normal range. Hope this helps!
Answered 5/16/2015
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