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Hello,
I’m brand new to the forum and was hoping someone might give me some insight as to what I’m seeing here. Im a 60 yr old competitive cyclist who’s been experiencing HR spikes with my usual HRM. I purchased an Frontier X to see what is actually going on. It appears to be some type of tachycardia as its in the 200 bpm+ range. Any ideas??
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Go see a cardiologist and take your ECG graph with you.
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shivam posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
Thanks for the device it’s quite reassuring.
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Was this at rest or while exercising?
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Watching for aFib in my case. So far under 5% but interested in the trend line.
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It’s not a fib
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I’ve been getting progressively more ectopic beats during each bike ride.
Cardiologist doesn’t seem to be worried but it’s not an enjoyable experience. Had cardiac ablation 6 years ago for afib and tachycardia, which was successful. Taking BP meds and anti arrhythmia med.![]()
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I had similar experience (Ectopic heartbeat). In my case I lowered the intensity of my exercises and paid extra attention to potassium level. For me it worked. I Hope you I’ll find a way to improve your condition. Take care!
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well, from the screenshot it does not look like you heart rate passed 166, try to capture the tachycardia event with the X2 but 200+ bpm spike could be triggered by anxiety, the key would be to notice how quickly your Bpm goes back down, for example if you slow down or stop and your heart is in tachycardia mode it most likely won’t stop after a…Read More