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36 m has hr 55-60 when sitting at work. play racquetball twice a week averaging at 115-120 bpm. no abnormal fatigue or fainting. should i worry? help!
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Slow heart rate: Many people with heart rate monitors seem to be worrying because their heart rate is "slow" -- less than 60, for example. In healthy young people who exercise this is totally normal. Slow heart rate can be a concern if there is lightheadedness, fatigue, or fainting, and these would be much more common in elderly patients.
Answered 9/8/2016
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