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I have a heartrate monitor a pritty good one that i go to bed with.. is it normal for your hr to go down to 39bpm while asleep?
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NO: check batteries: Normal HR is 60-100 bpm.
Answered 12/18/2018
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When i'm on the heart monitor my heart rate goes from normal spaced heart rhythm to no space and crazy amounts of up and down marks what causes this?
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Had a Holter monitor that showed that my heart rate dropped to 39 at night, but Holter was shown as normal. I always thought a heart rate that low was bad. In good shape, but don't do much exercise. Heart rate is normal range during day. Any concern?
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