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anyone know what these events are? First ride with the x2, just a gentle ride but got a few alarms.
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Hi, the ‘taller’ beats look ventricular – how were you feeling? There seems to be p wave activity too but I’d probably show this to your GP to be on the safe side.
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thank you @bluntkid. I felt completely fine…I slowed immediately to a cool down effort when the strain buzz hit. The series lasted more than a minute.. and again the next day while i was hiking. Never felt off but the ecg says otherwise. Reading since i posted this, BER and acute pericarditis present similarly and one can mask the other. I’m def…Read More
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Update: ten days later had another run of PVCs while sitting at my desk. I felt them, strapped on the x2, and started a live ecg…it was a good thing. when things started getting bad, I had a recording of what happened–much better than describing symptoms that are over. I’ve been in the hospital for a day and will be at least until tomorrow. If…Read More
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Glad you are getting checked out 😊
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Hi my HRV is 18 can someone explain what HRV Is I got my frontier today and I’m at 18 is that good ? Fluctuating from 18-21 thanks
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HRV should really be measured at rest eg check it for 4-5 mins when you first get up and before any food or drink. If measured during exercise, it really doesn’t mean very much as it will vary so much. HRV is heart rate variability – whereby, even at rest your heart will not beat completely in rhythm from second to second. The ANS autonomic…Read More
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Can’t say i have. How often do you get them , and can you feel them ? Are they picked up as anomalies by the X2 and displayed as flag posts on the Heart rate graph ?
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It is Mobitz 1 (wenkebach phenomenon) usually benign) unless you have symptoms during the event. Google wenkebach or mobitz 1
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Hi, new here, can anyone recommend a compatible watch so I can see all the data whilst working out without my phone?
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Hi, Apple iwatch 6, you cannot see all the data that’s on your phone, maybe have a look. Cheers
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Thanks, I went with Galaxy4 watch as I don’t have iPhone. Works great using sporty go! Hoping for a standalone app one day for WearOS so I don’t need the phone
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My best guess is BER