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39 yr old female. exercises everyday.155 lbs. 55. resting hr is 58 consistent. is this okay?
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Calculated BMI may slightly pass in the overweight range (cdc.gov calculator BMI 25.8), however may be upper limit normal if muscular built. Resting heart rate appears normal otherwise.
Answered 3/18/2023
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