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I have been consistently getting a resting heartrate between 40-50bpm and it has been slowing down the past while. i do lose my footing when standing up. horrible memory and never seem to get to improve much on fitness. i am healthy but not a sportsm?
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Symptoms : You mention several symptoms. None of which may be connected. A low heart rate can be normal for an athletic person, but it can be related to the heart or other systemic conditions. See a doctor in person
Answered 1/29/2021
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