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Morning hr 48, bp 110/60 no symptoms. i can workout for 2 hours and still go to work but i only run 10 min when i workout. i usually eat healthy and junk food sometimes my bmi is normal. i also decreased smoking. is my rhr normal? iam 20
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Yes: you have athlete's heart. however if you start to become symptomatic you should have it checked out
Answered 11/27/2017
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