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Got dysautonomia blood pressure 120/66 and heart rate 45 laid down. is that too slow? ecg, 24h ecg, echo, mri all normal. hr increases to stress
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120/66: Blood pressure is OK, but heat rate is a bit slow. If heart rate increases you should have your primary doctor to refer you to a Psychologist.
Answered 12/27/2015
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