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Abnormal hr. i have a good hr monitor and i whare it to bed. my lowest hr is 39 while asleep is that normal and when i work out 188 is that normal?
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Ballpark heart rate: formula for max rate is: 220-age= 198/min, max.
Answered 12/18/2018
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