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Bradycardia anyone?

My heart rate was always >100 prior to surgery but has been steadily dropping since. Hovering around 55 now. I have the Kardia Mobile EKG (just because I’m a wonk) and EKG’s read normal. Anyone have experience with bradycardia post WL? From what I’m reading, cardiologist would likely just run an EKG.?‍♀️

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      My concern was the fact I’ve always been very high and have lower energy lately. Found interesting article re: WLS, Leptin levels and heart rate:

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    mine's pretty much always between 55-60. Didn't realize this was an issue...

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    My concern was the fact I’ve always been very high and have lower energy lately. Found interesting article re: WLS, Leptin levels and heart rate:

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    4 minutes ago, Lily66 said:

    My concern was the fact I’ve always been very high and have lower energy lately. Found interesting article re: WLS, Leptin levels and heart rate:

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    this doesn't sound like it's anything to really worry about. As I said, mine is always 55-60 and I've never had a health professional say anything (other than a nurse once who said I must exercise a lot)

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