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A member asked:
50 year old female - take bp couple of times daily to monitor, notice heart rate sometimes only 55 bpm - not fit and overweight, is this concerning?
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I don't see: Any medication that will decrease you heart rate. Hr of 55 it's normal specially if you are not active. If not associated with any symptoms i will say its normal for you. But, i will get a thyroid check to r/o hypothyroidism.
Answered 8/15/2013
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