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Resting pulse rate

2021-07-26 03:42:18
My husbands resting pulse rate during the day is 60-65, however while sleeping it goes as low as 50-53 , is it a cause of concern, he has no comorbidities and takes no medication
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That is perfectly normal , if that doesn’t happen ur husband would be labelled as poor heart rate variability

Answered2021-07-26 03:44:17

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Is he a athlete?

Answered2021-07-26 03:51:33

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It is absolutely normal. During sleep heart rate can go upto 35-40

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