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Pulse after sleep 36 pulse at rest 45 pulse immediately after standing 109 pulse while active 58 171lbs 6'1 27 years old. thoughts?
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Doctor can evaluate: Typical adult resting heart rates are 60-100. One's primary care doctor can do a general check-up if there hasn't been one in the last year or two. A second visit can be done to follow up on any investigations for the slow heart rates. First, one must document the slow heart rates on accurate devices.
Answered 2/1/2020
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