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Heart Rate Is 64 Bpm. Is It Normal?

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Posted on Fri, 15 Nov 2013
Question: is 64 bpm a good heart rate that whats its been all day
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Answered by Dr. Pratap VGM (49 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Target heart rates 60 to 80

Detailed Answer:
Dear sir/madam

Welcome to healthcare magic

Heart rate may vary with some physiological and pathological states for example when you do exercise or stressful physical work to XXXXXXX the oxygen requirement of our body.
Heart rate 64 beats per minute is normal and there is nothing to worry about it. It should stay between 60 to 80.
It should be regular in intensity all the time.
It should not be same all the time. Sleep decreases the heart rate. Physical activity increases the heart rate.
Bradycardia (low heart rate) is evaluated if no cause present or it has symptoms. You can get tread mill test TMT testing done and check for increase and decrease in heart when Subjected to stress

Dont worry.

Thanks
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Heart Rate Is 64 Bpm. Is It Normal?

Brief Answer:
Target heart rates 60 to 80

Detailed Answer:
Dear sir/madam

Welcome to healthcare magic

Heart rate may vary with some physiological and pathological states for example when you do exercise or stressful physical work to XXXXXXX the oxygen requirement of our body.
Heart rate 64 beats per minute is normal and there is nothing to worry about it. It should stay between 60 to 80.
It should be regular in intensity all the time.
It should not be same all the time. Sleep decreases the heart rate. Physical activity increases the heart rate.
Bradycardia (low heart rate) is evaluated if no cause present or it has symptoms. You can get tread mill test TMT testing done and check for increase and decrease in heart when Subjected to stress

Dont worry.

Thanks