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Is a heart rate of 57 to low for a 68 yr old woman i have had it for a long time i take losartan and trazadone for sleep?
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Maybe: That is a little low.However that may be normal for you and has to be interpreted in you.Talk to your doctor and if physical and labs including thyroid plus feeling fine then likely fine in you.
Answered 12/24/2019
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