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Heart rate these days is between 45-53.. while all other bp & blood sugar readings are normal. what seems to be wrong? shall we worry? do blood tests?
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How do you FEEL?: This may be fine for you. If your EKG shows heart block, your physician can advise about a pacer and so forth, but if you feel well, I wouln't worry. Folks on beta blockers often have this kind of bradycardia and it's not a problem. Best wishes.
Answered 8/2/2017
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