No, having a slow resting heart rate is generally not considered dangerous if you feel healthy.Low resting heart rates are usually because your heart can pump blood efficiently around your body, or you have an effective metabolism - typical features of a healthy heart and body.
No, it is not dangerous. A normal heart rate falls between 60-100 bpm for a normal person. Chances are you were experiencing anxiety at only 112 bpm. If you reduce your stress and anxiety and your heart rate remains over 100 bpm, that is considered abnormal, but in of itself not dangerous. A medical work up would be advised to rule out an arrhythmia. Your heart can beat 200 bpm for 24 hours before it will harm your heart.
actually heart rate is same for men or women..ideally..... there is no sex differentiation.... so as an average...70- 90 heart rate is optimum...but not beyond that....in resting condition..... it may higher after exercise...or heavy work,stress or anxiety.....
Cardiovascular fitness can lead to a decrease in resting heart rate.
A resting heart rate of 55 for a 45 year old is ideal.
If the child has a high heart rate then check for white parkinsons wolf syndrome
It can be extremely dangerous to have a 28 beat per minute resting heart rate. This is considered well below the normal heart rate for even a very active human. It is probably best to see a doctor to check your heart's condition.
60-100 beats per minute is a normal resting heart rate for most individuals.
Lance Armstrong has a resting heart rate of 30 - 35.
when your resting your heart beats slowly because your relaxing
A good resting heart rate is when your heart beats good and when your heart is in a good position.
No, having a slow resting heart rate is generally not considered dangerous if you feel healthy.Low resting heart rates are usually because your heart can pump blood efficiently around your body, or you have an effective metabolism - typical features of a healthy heart and body.
No, it is not dangerous. A normal heart rate falls between 60-100 bpm for a normal person. Chances are you were experiencing anxiety at only 112 bpm. If you reduce your stress and anxiety and your heart rate remains over 100 bpm, that is considered abnormal, but in of itself not dangerous. A medical work up would be advised to rule out an arrhythmia. Your heart can beat 200 bpm for 24 hours before it will harm your heart.
Generally speaking, a resting heart rate of 91 bpm is not dangerous but not a particularly healthy rate (this is dependant on age and general fitness levels). With a "bad heart" the aim should be to reduce the resting heart rate as much as possible with anything above 100 bpm being considered "of concern". Count Kryzal
actually heart rate is same for men or women..ideally..... there is no sex differentiation.... so as an average...70- 90 heart rate is optimum...but not beyond that....in resting condition..... it may higher after exercise...or heavy work,stress or anxiety.....
112 is Kind of high resting heart rate is normally 60 to 80
is the resting heart rate is fastest in adult life