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Headaches & Bradycardia
by Timshel83, Sep 18, 2009 05:30AM
I am 64 and my pulse during the day can be as low as 51 while sitting, and while laying down (and monitored during a hospital visit for chest pain) it went down to 45. I used to wake up with headaches - now I have them during the day. I had a nulcear stress test and there were no detectable blockages. I do have ST depression though it is considered not clinically significant. My blood work is very good. Two years ago an MRI showed there was mild cerebral shrinkage. Is all this related?
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by Jerry_NJ, Sep 19, 2009 02:59PM
, Sep 19, 2009 02:59PMTo: Timshel83
Sorry I can' offer more, but I do believe low blood carried oxygen (too low HR) can cause headaches. I do not know if there is any long-term danger or damage that can result, but I think not.... just pain, which we all want to avoid.
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