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I quite often feel drowsy when i have been working on my pc for a while, pulse is about 50, is this normal for overweight 25y oldw sedentary lifestyle?
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Bradycardia: Your pulse is slow for your age.Pls.Make sure your heart is ok.
Answered 3/13/2012
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