I am not a Doctor, but I trained as a medic, so to answer your question. the average Text book beats per minute is 70 in males and 75 in females. While its true that at rest, the beats can slow down, 70 at rest is a great number. The Bpm varies from say an athlete as opposed to a couch potato with the athlete's Bpm is slower (around 65 at rest) Believe it or not, 100 Bpm is not un common in older adults and is also within normalcy. You are in a good target range. If you are concerned still, call a nurses hot line, or go to MDweb. I wouldn't worry too much!
No. 300 is normal
Yes -Physician
Yes. -Physician
Yes,it is normal.
it depends on your health and fitness
no its not a normal rate would be about 70-90 beats per minute
72 beats per minute
100 beats per minute is considered the upper limit of normal.
Sounds absolutely fine.
No, a normal heart rate for anyone is 60-100 bpm (beats per minute)
A normal heart rate is usually anywhere from 60 to 100 beats per minute or BPM. 70 beats per minute...children are higher about 90 beats per minute. The baby's heartbeat is usually between 120 and 160 beats per minute, ...
If they were in extremely good cardiovascular shape