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Heart rate in the 30s while asleep and resting between 40-57. bp usually 90-100/56-64. what could be causing this? symptoms include lightheaded, presyncope, fatigue, overheating?
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Get evaluated soon. I suspect you have developed a conduction defect in your hearts rhythm system. Rates that low are not normal & are potentially dangerous. See your doc before you don't wake up some morning.
Answered 5/14/2021
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