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Can anyone tell me what the yellow other rhythm is. And when you exercise how much percentage wise do you get? If any?
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Been using mine now for about a month, and over the course 45min/10km runs i have about 1-2% other as well. Not sure if this is a problem or not but would be good to know what others report. should it be 100% “normal” ? Trying to decipher my readings now but its definitely a science on its own, not for the faint hearted, pardon the pun.
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Mine is a large percentage but I had a pacemaker installed in July and is being monitored by cardiologist. I suspect it’s s function of the pacemaker that is causing the large yellow reading.
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AI is applied to ECG so it may or may not indicate anything abnormal. Mine comes out with a very high percentage abnormal when I’m asleep but my cardiologist wasn’t concerned about it.
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I have a large percentage when sleeping, versus very little while cycling. My average sleeping rate is 43-46. That is well into bradycardia territory, so I wonder if that is considered abnormal by the unit.
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In my workouts I am averaging 8-10% ‘Other’ rhythms but I cannot figure out or get information on what it means or if it is of concern.
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The yellow is a rough signal or a heart rhythm that could be abnormal.
During my bike rides I have about 1-2% yellow ekg readings