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Is a heart rate of 57-60 bpm when laying in bed trying to sleep normal?

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Dr. Paul Williams
Dr. Paul Williamsanswered
Family Medicine 37 years experience
HR of 57-60 concern?: At your and if your are in good physical condition that is a perfectly normal heart rate. Fit people generally run a lower heart rate than unfit people. But generally heart rates between 55-100 are considered normal. Certain medications may also cause slower heart rates good luck
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Dr. Gary Richardson
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Normal heart rate: Heart rate decreases in the evening and decreases further during sleep. For a healthy young man, that heart rate is perfectly normal.
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