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Should i be concerned if resting heart rate is 44 but don't have any obvious symptoms?
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Bradycardia: Are you an athlete? Have you always had a slow resting heart rate. Your doctor can check to insure that there are no aberrant EKG findings. Some people do have slow resting heart rates.
Answered 8/28/2019
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