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I have respiratory sinus arrhythmia in my late 20s, is this still normal? RHR is 54bpm and BP is 110/7026 male, when I breathe in my HR goes up, when I breath out it drops drastically. Most devices clock my RHR at mid 50s bpm. Now it goes up no problem, when I workout it goes up quickly but it also drops fast too. I can go from 160 running a mile and sit down and 40 seconds later its 59 bpm (verified by the good old fashioned finger) I do get lightheaded occasionally but its very much tied to anxiety when I do so not really something that I relate to a heart related issue. Im just curious if this is worrisome? I read respiratory sinus arrhythmia usually goes away in early adulthood but I certainly still have it. Ive had a echocardiogram a few years back (unrelated screening) and it was totally normal. A holter monitor as part of the same screening was fine beyond a few hundred PACs a day and a few dozen PVCs which doc said are normal findings.Anyway is anything worrisome about my heart rate and the breathing affect the HR?
gpt
Nope, not worrying.
I keep hearing that a large a symptomatic portion of the population spreads the disease because they dont know they have it. If this virus is try spread via droplets, then how do asymptomatic infected people spread it? Wouldnt they need to be coughing, sneezing, etc for it to spread easily? Otherwise wouldnt chances of spreading be super minimal from an asymptomatic person?
You could also get it from them touching their face then touching a doorknob.