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29 female, overweight with sleep apnea. i do light exercise. my resting heart rate on oximeter is in the 50s, oxygen levels are normal. normally hr it's in the 60s-90s. echo and ekg are normal. should i be worried?
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I would have the sleep apnea treated. Heart rates can vary and rate in the 50's are not alarming , nor in the 60- 90 group . Would not worry https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/17644-women-and-heart-rate
Answered 9/12/2022
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