Bradycardia

2021-09-15 19:28:50
My heart beat stays between 52 to 58 range in resting position, although no symptoms of bradycardia, is there a way to increase resting heart rate to 70
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Pranayama will help ( practice for 30 mins everyday )

Answered2021-09-17 06:33:09

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You can use Shilajith for few days. Consult a nearest Cardiologist and get 2D- ECHO done.
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Answered2021-09-16 12:35:07

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Dont worry if it is normal from the start, if any symptoms start doing good cardio workouts in a slow pace, maintain a healthy diet

Answered2021-09-16 09:22:26

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Don't worry. Keep regular exercise and Yoga

Answered2021-09-16 05:21:06

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Hope you are moderate personality , so your heart rate is maintaining below 60. If you add some slight fat increasing diet will boost up your heart rate.
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try to add 40-50 mins exercises in daily base those will help you to maintain your heart rate
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next time add your height nd weight & health details too will help to give you more advises

Answered2021-09-16 03:04:09

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Do not worry it will improve doing yoga and exercise regularly. For medicinal treatment and management so you may consult with me through this chanal and enjoy.

Answered2021-09-16 12:03:41

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It is ok if ur heart rate is stable at the rate of 50-60 without sudden peaks. To keep urself fit u can go for yoga ,exercises,,walking, playing sports,etc which do not strain  exhaust u much.. Eat plenty of vegetables,fruits and sprouts . Sleep leisurely for 6-7 hrs.at night. Drink enough water 2-3 ltrs / day.

Answered2021-09-16 03:38:37

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If it is so since beginning and have no problem then it is normal for you , don’t worry

Answered2021-09-16 02:30:29

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