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You could be a carrier for Long QT. Your QT interval might not shorten during elevated HR activities. You might be asymptomatic but definitely worth checking with a specialist clinic to check for genotype mutations that cause this. There is a potential risk of arrhythmia.
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My understanding is that the AI has detected an “abnormality” in the ECG pattern at that time. However it does not give any interpretation for what the “problem” is.
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This is an indicator from our new Cardiac Rhythm feature you can read more about it here! – https://fourthfrontier.tawk.help/article/cardiac-rhythm-feature-overview
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HRV stands for Heart Rate Variability. You can read more about it here! -https://fourthfrontier.tawk.help/article/understanding-heart-rate-variability
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Nearly 5 months since my AFIB ablation. Feeling stronger and going longer on runs/bike rides. I had daily episodes of AFIB prior to the surgery, but zero since the procedure in June; life-changing improvement. HR is still low (resting 40 bpm) and still on Dofetilide (Tikosyn)…which i’m hoping explains the low (20-25 ms) HRV.
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I’ve noted that I have some
high QTC readings. They are shown on the associated graph with an O. I wore my device overnight whilst sleeping and noted my average QTC to be 442ms. The peak value was 511ms.1 Comment-
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I forgot to ask, are these readings anything to be overly concerned about?
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Not sure what happened to my earlier comment. Prolonged QTc needs checking out. Significance depends on history, symptoms and other ECG findings.