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by maggiemag, Apr 24, 2008 05:34PM
Well a low heart rate is more likely if you are hypothyroid. What is your TSH? That is low for waking hours but not during sleep. I think physicians are ok with it as long as you aren't passing out or very lightheaded. Once your thyroid level is stabilized it will likely increase to a more normal 60-80.
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