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My resting heart rate is between 80-96 and i'm a month pregnant. is that bad or good is their a chart for this??
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Probably normal: That is a little on the high side, but still normal range. It may get higher as your pregnancy progresses. Unless you are having chest pain or palpitations or other symptoms, I would ignore it.
Answered 6/26/2015
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