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Female age 31,my resting heart rate is usually between 55-66 bpm, it raises during activity to 105 bpm.is my resting heart rate low? i have no symptoms.
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Hear rate: It would not be uncommon for a healthy active 30 year old to have a resting heart rate less than 60.
Answered 7/20/2019
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