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I'm running since 1960, up to marathons (4x). From 9/2022 on, I feel and see a dip in my HR of 15 à 20 BPM less then before. It happens after about 20 minutes after starting my run. During the rest of my run, the HR remains low and stays lower than before the dip. The dip I can feel withouth looking at my watch: running is very tyring from then on and I have to walk often for some time or run much slower than before. I went to see 2 cardiologists and they searched for abnormalties; even an MRI has been made. Nothing strange they found.
About a month after the first dip in my HR, I developed in a short time Rheumatoid Arthritis in my pulses and hands. Medicines helps more or less adequately against RA, but the dip in HR is still there. Maybe there is a connection with anti-Covid-vaccins (I took it three times). Didn't have Covid. Could there be a connection between RA and the dip or Covid-vaccinations and dip/RA?
Does anyone have the same HR-dip during their run or heard about this?
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