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Hello. ive had aortic stenosis and heart failure. my heart rate resting is in the low 30s. sometimes get light headed. have very hard time sleeping ?
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See cardiologist: Call your cardiologist immediately to give him or her evaluate the heart rate. That rate is too low and needs to be addressed asap.
Answered 1/31/2018
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