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So im laying in bed look at my heart rate monitor it has been anywhere from 44-55 while im sleeping kinda scaring me? im 27 weigh 185 should i worry
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Lo heart rate: That is definitely on the low side but it is when you are asleep. Are you functioning normally when awake? If not, see a cardiologist and get a Holter monitor
Answered 11/28/2017
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