Slow heart rate: Depending on your age, a heart rate in the 50s-60s, is actually very healthy. It commonly occurs in people who are physically fit. There is an old adage which says you only get a certain number of heart beats in your lifetime, so the slower the pulse the better. It can be a problem, particularly in older people, is when the rate becomes so slow that you feel faint, usually when the hr is < 50.
Answered 4/14/2019
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Panic would: increase your heart rate, not decrease it. Resting heart rate of 50-57 is good, and suggests maybe you work out a lot or are in good shape from other activity. Panic has, as its first symptom--racing heart and deeper, rapid breathing, along with 31 other symptoms--none of which would be easy to ignore. See a shrink to further examine.
Answered 6/22/2019
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