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Is it bad if my heart rate goes down to 40 bpm when i sleep?
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If you have no symptoms, it is ok. If you are having any symptoms, like you wake up with dizziness, shortness of breath, etc., then see a doctor. How is this being measured? Sometimes, the measurement is incorrect. But, see a doctor if you remain concerned. Good luck!
Answered 8/2/2023
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