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feeling ConfusedI have just done my first sleep over night and I have 18.1% other rhythm and 35-89BPM, should I be concerned? I do have a slow heart whilst sleeping and get lots of low heart rate notifications from my iwatch but I think this is normal for me.
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Hi, I’m new to this monitor and trying to get my head around how to use the data for analysis. I seem to get a small percentage of the ecg which is classed as other rhythm. 1. Is the other rhythm everts marked on the ECG as O? 2. If this is the case how can you easily see the ecg trace in these regions?
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You can also click and hold just to the left of one of the ‘O’ markers and slide your mouse past the marker. This will create a highlighted patch on the colour bars and a zoomed in piece of ECG strip.
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This is a question for an electrophysiologist or maybe a cardiologist. It will depend on what those other rhythms are, but as someone that has had AFIB and lots of wonky bets before my catheter ablation (so far successful), I would think that 0.08 is a low load and not really too much to worry about unless you are having symptoms. If you feel…Read More
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hello. with the premium membership, for sleep sessions you would need to use your web dashboard. Is that the same as health dashboard you view other health stats on.
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Thank you for reaching out to community. Yes, you can use the web dashboard to view your sleep sessions. It’s the same as the health dashboard where you check your other health stats.
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Mine is low too. But normal. Check with your doc. Depends if you are symptomatic. But you won’t know when sleeping