heart rate goes down to 52/min

[chingkhuman]

Since 2 days i was unable to breath ang very exhausted. When i took my chest X ray that also came normal. But when i took ECG my heart beat came only 52/min. And still my left chest is getting pain and having breathing problem. I dont have any past history of heart problem. I am a just 28 years old man and having 79 kg weight and 174cm height.

[joshua77]

my heartrate is 39 im 24 and they just pass it off as nothing I also have a rbbb and severe skipped beats that hurt. I would just keep the tests up and go from there I also have anxiety about not being there for my child. the best thing I found out to do is try not to worry its hard but try. good luck

[chingkhuman]

Thanks for your comment.. Yes i have consult to a medical doctor and he reffer me to a cardio doctor. The doctor was examinned me and he adviced me to take ECHO. And today i will do this test. My blood pressure is also 110/70. And i still have problem in breathing and pain on left chest and have mild dizziness. And now today morning my HR came 49/min. I dont know what should i do..?? I am working in zuventus health care ltd as a ME. I am  married and have one daughter. Please suggest me any best idea.

[chingkhuman]

Thanks for your comment.. Yes i have consult to a medical doctor and he reffer me to a cardio doctor. The doctor was examinned me and he adviced me to take ECHO. And today i will do this test. My blood pressure is also 110/70. And now today morning my HR came 49/min. I dont know what should i do..?? I am working in zuventus health care ltd as a ME. I am  married a

[Jerry_NJ]

The tests you have undergone it sounds like you have seen a medical doctor, did the doctor not provide any advice on your low heart rate?

A resting HR of 52 is unusually low, but acceptable to some people (cardio vascular is very strong) but from you symptoms it appears to be a problem.  What is your blood pressure?  If the low HR is accompanied by low BP dizziness, even passing out may be a result.

I do not know what the treatment for low HR is, but in conditions deemed to be dangerous a pacemaker may be required.  In a young person this too is very unusual, but  is something you may need to discuss with your doctor.

Best luck, let us know what you learn