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M 26, ecg is non specific st t waves sinus bradycardia, 57 bpm. doctor interprets it as normal. is 3 beats below 60 bpm a bad sign? or is slight bradycardia common for someone my age?
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Mild sinus bradycardia is common, and not to be concerned. A number of athletes are found to have the same as well.
Answered 5/13/2023
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Your doctor can assess this by routine exam, including a check of your heart rate at rest and after a brief brisk walk back and forth in his/her office. If the heart rate increases appropriately after the walking, the slightly low heart rate at rest is not a significant abnormality.
Answered 5/16/2023
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