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The official number is under 60 bpm; that said, it depends on what your heart issue is and if you are having any symptoms like dizziness or feeling faint, or if you are short of breath. The best thing you can do is talk to your doctor; only they know your history and can assure you things are fine or recommend some changes.
Tony, keep us posted on what the doctor tells you about the numbness. I am sorry you are experiencing this, but you are right to call the doctor and make an appointment. 🤗
Thanx Sue and carynwebb for this info ,I think my heart beat is low but I forgot what my cardiologist told me ,but it is why that pushed me to get the ICD IMPLANT.got to make an appointment to cardiologist or my PCP ,having to much numbness in fingers on both hands and tingles
What is considered a low heart rate?
A low heart rate is generally considered anything below 60 beats per minute (bpm). The normal range for a resting heart rate is 60 to 100 bpm.
However, it's important to know that a slower heart rate isn't always a problem. Some people, especially athletes, naturally have lower resting Show Full Answer
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