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My HRV while asleep is extremely jagged ranging from 13 to 130 with ma morning average of 47. Shouldn’t the hrv graph be smoother while asleep?
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How do we improve our overnight average hrv!? What would be the 3 best ways. Many thanks
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My HRV recently varied from 10 to 130 when I was sleeping. It got lower when I was taking slow deep breathes.
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The average is what you want to be looking at
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You can download it from you Web Dashboard 🙂
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What does A-fib look like on the ecg. Anyone willing to share an example please?
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My doctor diagnosed me with that and I have a little extra blip. Your extra blip is pretty bit. I’ll try to send you a copy of mine.
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You need to show a cardiologist the ECG’s
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There are some examples at https://ekg.academy/lesson/8/atrial-fibrillation
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I can attach an episode of AF picked up on a separate device if you like. The important point about AF is it is á completely irregular rhythm a bit like morse code
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