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Heart rate below 65bpm post covid

2021-05-29 13:33:42
I had covid 1 month before and now my heart rate is mostly below 65bpm. Is there any case of concern
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It is considered normal If you are worried, please consult

Answered2021-05-29 23:23:55

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It's normal heart rate . If you don't have symptoms , don't worry .

Answered2021-05-29 17:43:52

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Heart rate till 60 is considered normal.
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If you have any symptoms get an ECG

Answered2021-05-29 13:44:07

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