2003/02/19, 09:04 PM
~~Hey~~ After running three miles, my pulse was 60 b.p.m. At first I thought that it was a mistake. However, I checked my pulse over and over again and still came up with 60 b.p.m. Is this normal? Should I be worried? I went to see my doctor, but he said that it was nothing to be worried about? Should I get a new doctor? Should I even go to the hospital?
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2003/02/19, 09:50 PM
60bpm are you sure you calculated that right? That means your heart beat 1 every second. What is it when you are at rest? And how old are you?
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Ivan Montreal Canada
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2003/02/20, 01:47 AM
Yes it's very low. Did you ever get exhausted (or started to sweat a little?) and how long after the run did you take your pulse?
-------------- - Nina :o) Les Victoires éternelles sont celles du coeur.
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2003/02/20, 10:42 AM
wow; guess you can run twice as hard then, do you check it during your run? How fast are you running?
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2003/02/20, 09:07 PM
Hey! It's me agin. I am seventeen years old, and I do not know what is wrong with me! Please help! I scheduled an appointment with a new doctor. Hopefully he can give me some answers. This doesn't happen only when I exercise. It happens all the time. Sometimes I faint, or cannot breathe and think that I am going to die. Do you have any idea what it could be?
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2003/02/20, 09:24 PM
See another dr. and stop doing cardio.
-------------- Nothing is too small to know, and nothing is too big to attempt!
Ivan Montreal Canada
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