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Im 20 years old and my heart rate is 86 is that normal and what should i do to make it lower?
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Pulse: Heart rates vary during the course of the day, with activity, with emotion, with dehydration. 86 can be normal. Drink plenty of water and exercise regularly. Good luck!
Answered 6/10/2017
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