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Is a resting heart rate of 63 during the late evening normal while daytime is in the 70s for a healthy 39 year old female not on any medications?
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The heart rate normally has some variability so having a heart rate slightly higher at different times of the day is normal. The heart rates you mention are likely normal for you. Good luck!
Answered 9/7/2023
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