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19y/o female: hr keeps dropping into the 40s-50s when resting. usually associated with dizziness and nausea. something worth getting checked out?
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Bradycardia : if you are getting symptoms with your low HR you should get it checked. You should make sure that your heart not in an irregular and slow rhythm. You should also have an EKG. Bloodwork may be done to check electrolytes, blood counts, thyroid levels, even to check for Lyme disease among other things.
Answered 6/10/2017
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