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My resting heartrate is at 50 to 54 and im not an athlete but i do exercise twice a week. is that normal? thanks
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Heart rate: That is low but may be normal for you. Has it always been low or is this something new. Have you discussed with your doctor?
Answered 4/27/2013
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