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Cause of resting heart rate of 45bpm? bmi is 27, no other medical probs but do get dizzy on standing and have lost 5st unaided in yr. not on any meds.
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Low heart rate with: associated dizziness upon standing,may indicate a drop in blood pressure.You need to see a Cardiologist for a tilt test and a 24 hr holter monitor with a 24 hr blood pressure monitor.
Answered 6/27/2015
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