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My heart rate is 53m/s is it normal?
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Depends: If you are a marathon runner , yes , will have low heat rate, as they have enormous reserve, other wise is not normal need to asses the heart and its conductive ( electrical ) system, speak to your doctor as you may need work up.
Answered 6/21/2020
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