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I get slow, forceful heartbeats (50-60 bpm) for hours at night with an increase in blood pressure. from 116/68-70 to 130/85-90 . what is going on?
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It is difficult: to define what you may be experiencing without additional testing and examination. It does not sound serious but you will need to see a health care professional for examination and to schedule testing.
Answered 12/28/2017
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