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Is it true that a normal heart rate doesnt indicates any heart problem signs if any?
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Sadly, not true: Unfortunately, there are many instances of heart disease in which the heart rate is normal. So just having a normal heart rate doesn't exclude a heart problem.
Answered 8/31/2016
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