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[ Mon, Feb 03rd 2025 ]: healthday

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[ Mon, Feb 03rd 2025 ]: MSN

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[ Sun, Feb 02nd 2025 ]: Indiatimes

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[ Sun, Feb 02nd 2025 ]: Indiatimes

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[ Sun, Feb 02nd 2025 ]: MSN

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[ Sat, Feb 01st 2025 ]: Indiatimes

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[ Fri, Jan 31st 2025 ]: MSN

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How your resting heart rate could flag a looming cardiac event - and how to check it

If your resting heart rate is abnormally high or low, it could signal risks that need the attention of a doctor, say heart experts From Apple Watches to Fitbits to treadmills, there are more ways than ever for people to keep up with their vitals.

The article from MSN discusses how monitoring your resting heart rate (RHR) can serve as an early warning system for potential cardiac events. It explains that a consistently elevated RHR might indicate underlying health issues, including heart disease. The piece outlines that a normal RHR for adults typically ranges from 60 to 100 beats per minute, but athletes or very fit individuals might have lower rates. It provides guidance on how to check your RHR, suggesting the best time is in the morning before getting out of bed, using either a heart rate monitor, a smartwatch, or manually by counting pulse beats for 15 seconds and multiplying by four. The article also mentions that factors like stress, dehydration, or even certain medications can temporarily increase RHR, but a persistent high rate should prompt a consultation with a healthcare provider. Additionally, it touches on the importance of lifestyle changes like regular exercise, diet, and stress management to maintain a healthy heart rate.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
https://www.msn.com/en-sg/health/fitness-and-exercise/how-your-resting-heart-rate-could-flag-a-looming-cardiac-event-and-how-to-check-it/ar-AA1ygw8b