Slow pulse

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Slow pulse

Asked for Female, 17 Years

A few months ago I started noticing that I often feel weak and sleepy, also my pulse is always 50 bpm or so (it can reach 40 when I lay still). Sometimes it’s hard for me to breathe (especially to inhale fully) and I feel pain in my chest. I started suffering from headaches and blurred vision and fainted a couple of times.

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Dr. Vikas Kohli

Pediatric Cardiologist 30 yrs exp Delhi

Please get an echo

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Dr. Abhijeet Joshi Cardiologist 34 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Abhijeet Joshi

Cardiologist 34 yrs exp Pune

This appears like congenital complete heart block a condition in which heart rate remains low and person can feel giddy and may fall Please get your ECG done

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ECG and holter monitoring

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