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Can some people have bradycardia, not be an athlete or exercise regularly, and still have a completely healthy heart with nothing wrong with it?

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Dr. Clarence Grim answered

Specializes in Endocrinology

Yes.

Dr Rhoads and another doctor agreed

Answered 4/17/2021

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Yes.But needs a full history and examination to confirm absence of significant heart disease.

Dr Machanic agreed

Answered 4/17/2021

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