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Low Heart Rate
I am 29 years old and have resting heart rate of 52-60 bpm during the day and feels heartburn,sleepy,dizziness and pressure in the center of head.
But while doing exercise in the evening my heart rate increases to 160 bpm and remains at 80 to 90 bpm throughout the night.
I am doing exercise from past one month both aerobic and anaerobic.
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Dear sir. The wide fluctuation in your heart rate needs to be properly evaluated. The preliminary tests that you would need is an ECG and an echo. You may need more sophisticated investigations involving long term ECG monitoring to have detailed analysis of your heart rate variation trends throughout the day. But first of all, Please meet a cardiologist and get yourself properly clinically examined, so that proper planning for your further management can be done. Thanks. Hope this helps.
Dr Chandrashekhar Munjewar, Mumbai
www.thefitheart.in
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Well having such a resting her rate shows that your heart is in good condition and the exercises which b are doing h e a positive impact on it...It's completely physiological to the rate rate to drop in renting star and increase during exercise...I don't think there is anything to worry...meet a cardiologist if you thing itd troubling u .Thank you
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Dr. Alok Kumar
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26 yrs exp
Delhi
May be just response to ur exercise but get a ECG done and consult nearest cardiologist
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