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Is It Normal To Have A Few Slow Heart Beats?
Hi I'm 27 female , I have had a ECG a heart scan bloods urine tests etc all ok however is it normal for my heart to have a few slow beats say (4-8) the it starts to go back to normal mr normal resting he is about 60 . This can happen when I get up of move etc ?
Wed, 9 Sep 2015
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Hello and thank you for using HCM. I carefully read your question and I understand your concern. But don't worry, it is quite normal for a 27 old female to have slow heart beat. It is quite known in medicine that young people, well trained ones may have slow heart rates. This is normal.
If you don't have any symptom and if you have done all the examination you should not worry.
The heart is able to adapt her function to the body necessity. You may have slow heart rate but the heart is able to maintain its frequence as the organism needs wile moving, walking, running ect.
I hope I was helpful. Wish you good health, Take care
If you don't have any symptom and if you have done all the examination you should not worry.
The heart is able to adapt her function to the body necessity. You may have slow heart rate but the heart is able to maintain its frequence as the organism needs wile moving, walking, running ect.
I hope I was helpful. Wish you good health, Take care
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I really appreciate your concern, without clinical complain it is normal and no need to worry about it, there must be some mistake in tracing the ECG better to get done the ECHO test, hope this information helps, take care and have a nice day.
Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern, without clinical complain it is normal and no need to worry about it, there must be some mistake in tracing the ECG better to get done the ECHO test, hope this information helps, take care and have a nice day.
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