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When recording an activity… what specifically does “other rhythm” mean (apart from the obvious) ?
I’ve been feeling a bit under the weather for three days, coming down with a cold / virus and have had some palpitations, but I’ve noticed I am getting fairly large chunks of other rhythm (yellow) on low intensity activities like walking or at rest ?…Read More![Profile Photo]()
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Can you please share a picture.
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I’ve noticed this also. All of my activities show at least 50% “other”.
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Do you have heart problems?
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Allanklu, other than MVP (diagnosed in 1995) none that I know of.
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Was just diagnosed with MVP this year. My rhythm doesn’t show as much as 50% “other” but upwards of 25% and it’s pretty much always PVCs.
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I get approx 10% “other” in all my activities (been using the Frontier X for 2 years now). I am assuming it’s normal to have minor ‘blips’ or single input deviations.
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Loving the sensor and the app. Only a week into it but very useful. Can anyone recommend a source of info for a layman’s guide to ECGs ? Thanks
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Yes! The most Basic EKG book published is by Dale Dubin and it’s called Rapid Interpretation of EKG’s.
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Hi community, does anyone know if it’s OK to use the FFX2 device in a Finnish Sauna at around 85-90C degrees?
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Hi, This is not advisable as the operating temperature range is 0 – 45 degC
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I very much like the summary of time spent in each heart rate zone. Is it possible to have a weekly summary of time spent in each zone, rather than just the time for a given activity? For example, one might have an aim to spend 80% of overall training (rather than for a single activity) in zone 2.
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It could be where the monitor cant determine a rhythm due to poor quality. As can occur due to movement, poor contact etc