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How do we know how to interpret the ecg? Is there an app for that? I have very limited access to a doctor.
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I agree. FF needs to build into this app the ability to read and diagnose the EKG, otherwise it’s just a bunch of waves even if we do teach ourselves the basics. It’s extremely time consuming expecting the customer to learn EKG results when even medical doctors struggle and tell us to ask a cardiologist. I bought this 18 months ago and really…Read More
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Hi Peter,
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I agree with the community manager. The path to creating diagnostics is steeped in regulatory approvals that differ in different jurisdictions around the world.
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I’m curious what’s consider “other rhythm” on the ECG? My resting heart rate is quite low (40-50s) and I tend to get 5-60% of my time classified as “other rhythm” depending on the time of day and activities (working, resting, sleeping). It’s higher during sleeping so I was wondering if the other rhythm that was getting picked up was actually brad…Read More
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I am the same
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Hi all,
The heart rhythm reading usually shows about 20% “other” and 80% normal.
I check my heart in many other ways and have no issues apart from the odd ectopic beat.
I am wondering how sinister the 20% “other” reading is or if it is expected.
If so would you expect a fully normal rhythm even when working hard?
Thoughts?
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Hi all,
I am a new user and I am trying to do an overnight ecg check but it keeps cutting out after an hour. Any ideas how I can stop this happening.
Ian
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Hi Ian, don’t think the ECG function works for longer than a hour. You will need to set it to Activity (Probably best choosing Sleep) and review the ECG in the morning.
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Does it track steps too? I didn’t expect that.
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You’ll have to put in the leg work learning how to read telemetries and identify different morphologies. P waves, QRS complex, T waves, ST segments, RR intervals