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I just woke up and my heart rate is of 54. normally during the day it is in the 70s or 80s. is the 54 in the morning normal? it scares me :(
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Not dangerous: I would suppose this is evidence of good physical conditioning. The rate just needs to be enough to push blood along to do its job, which is less in sleep. It is not a dangerous rate. If the issue bothers you have a checkup & discuss it.
Answered 2/3/2020
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