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Is something wrong with my heart when my pulse never goes over 80per minute? i tried to workout and do some running and pulse is still low.
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Not normal: Your pulse should increase with strenuous exercise. First make sure your are measuring your pulse correctly. If it truely does not increase with exercise, you will feel tired & short of breath easily. See your doctor.
Answered 7/15/2013
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