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I am 43 yr old female and my resting heart rate is always between 40 and 60? is that good?
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Low Heart Rate: Low is much better than high when it comes to heart beat. This normal may just be normal for you and that is fine. As long as you are able to easily go about your daily activities there is nothing here to be concerned about.
Answered 7/1/2013
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