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25 years old. average weight female. resting pulse at about 54-59 at night before bed. is this normal? i am not an athlete by any means
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Heart rate : A heart rate in a young person in the 50s during time of sleep is fine. If your not having palpitations, chest pain, essentially a symptomatic I would not worry about it, and this is normal.
Answered 5/30/2016
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