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When i sit on the couch at night and put my feet up next to me i feel dizzy and my heart rate drops to about 54 bpm (normal resting for me is 63 bpm).
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Get checked out: I am less concerned about your heart rate (which is really not that different) but about the dizziness. You need to get checked out by your doctor.
Answered 10/30/2018
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