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My resting heart rate is 42-44 sometimes in a morning when im laid in bed, feels strange. why is it so low? normal ecgs and echocardiogram. 29 male, not athletic. have postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome so could be autonomic related?
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Need to know meds you are on. You cannot give us too much information,
Answered 3/14/2023
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