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Im 18 and i have a consistent heart rate of 98 bpm is that normal?
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It is well within the normal range as a single number. Without a full past & current history, exam and other context it is not possible to say whether this is good or bad. You get the most from this site when you provide detailed information that includes these items and why you are asking. You are welcome to start over.
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