A low resting heart rate can be a normal condition, especially for someone who is relatively fit. The resting heart rate for many athletes is in the 40's and is often the result of an efficient heart.
If you have a low pulse rate and you aren't getting "light-headed" or dizzy, then it's generally not a problem. If you have any questions about YOUR pulse rate, it would be best to contact your doctor.
30 is too low.
means your heart beats 40 times each minute, which is quite low.
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need more info... stellar athletes have low HR at rest. so do really heart sick people. but too low would be anything under 40 bpm. 40-60 is not too too serious and 60-100 is normal.
Bring it up to your target heart rate by increasing intensity.
It means that the body and the brain are not getting enough oxygen. It is much too low.
A resting heart rate below 60 beats per minute is generally considered low, a condition known as bradycardia. While athletes or highly conditioned individuals may have lower resting rates without issues, a heart rate significantly below this level, especially if accompanied by symptoms like dizziness, fatigue, or fainting, could indicate an underlying health problem. It's essential to consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns about your resting heart rate.
Anorexics often suffer from many heart conditions. Commonly, it is a low heart rate and low blood pressure. A low body temperature can happen, too. Often, the heart becomes weak and is placed under a lot of strain and pressure. This can cause permanent damage, malfunction, and potentially even heart failure.
computers have a faulty wiring which allowes them to increase your heart rate. if you spend too much time then the pumping increases and eventually your heart explodes and goes into your stomach
Yesterday I would have said that was too low, then I found this website which says that the normal at 6 weeks is 90-110. I learn something new every day.
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People who are in good physical shape have a resting heart rate of 70 or lower. Cardiovascular exercise would help get your heart rate down to normal.