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A member asked:
Hello dr. my morning rhr is 60-65. today i woke up and my rhr was 52! i started wking out 2 months ago. iam 20yold, 1m75 , 72kg, 16% bf. is it normal?
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Ans: Most likely. You are young and you exercise. You did not say you had any symptoms or took any medications.
Answered 9/11/2015
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