Nike heart rate monitor
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How are you measuring your heart rate? Are you doing it with a heart rate monitor? If so, I think your heart rate monitor is malfunctioning. If you are measuring it yourself, you would have to be feeling 5 heartbeats per second, which is impossible to feel. I truly don't think your heartrate is going up to 300 bpm. If it was going that fast, you would probably be unconscious.
5 mph gradually until the heart rate monitor read 118. Then it suddenly started falling. I lowered the mph back to 1.8. My heart rate wnt down to 68, then started to climb back up. I increased the mph up again until my rate was 134 and finished the 15 minutes and quick. This did not seem normal. Was it really my heart rate, or the monitor?
The readings that you have noted seem like false readings because while using the treadmill, it is normal to find the heart rate increasing. If it happens again at rest then bradycardia (slow heart rate) needs to be ruled out for which you should get a holter monitor done.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor.
I would suggest that you have your doctor consider an event monitor or holter monitor that will record your son's heart rate for a longer period of time. He may be experiencing SVT, which can be triggered by fluxuations in blood sugar levels. However, this rhythm can go unnoticed if the patient is not having palps at the time of the EKG.
ve been having a problem with my heart for the last 25-30 years and it is getting progressively worse. When playing a sport or even moving in the wrong direction, my heart rate will increase two to 3 times its normal rate in a split second. It feels like flipping a switch and having a muscle spasm that won't stop. Most of the time it will slow down if I sit for a few minutes.
I am 35 weeks and 3 days I went to my doctors appointment in Friday they checked the babies heart rate and I was told it was really high. They put me on a monitor for about an hour still was high. They wanted me to come back in a few days to see if the heart rate went back down. Later that night I started having contractions I went to labor and delivery and was told the same thing that my babies heart rate is still high.
(I have a blood pressure machine that my doctor recommended that I get to monitor my heart rate) and I get very dizzy and my vision goes black. My blood pressure also drops. According to my doctor, my heart rate should be in the mid-50s to the low 60s and during my physical it was in the high 60s. That's when she told me to check my heart rate often.
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There were a total of 111433 qrs complexes detected. The average heart rate was 77 bpm with a maximum heart rate of 162 at 05:04:40 and a minimum heart rate of 47 bpm at 19:005:28.
Tachycardia (heart rate>120 bpm) was noted 1.2% of the time. There were 16 tachycardia minutes with the longest episode occured at 20:40:40 for 1 minutes.
Bradycardia (heart rate<40 bpm) was noted 0% of the time.
No pauses exceeding 2.5 seconds were note<1% of the total beat count, were noted.
I have a resting heart rate while awake of about 50-60 bpm. Before the meds, my resting heart rate was in the 70s and 80s. Your doctor is right to worry about prescribing these meds because they do lower your heart rate. If I were you, I would try increasing your potassium and electrolytes within a normal, healthy diet. Try drinking a ton more water, especially in the summer and when you sweat, and add moderate, indoor exercise.
I am 35 weeks and 3 days I went to my doctors appointment in Friday they checked the babies heart rate and I was told it was really high. They put me on a monitor for about an hour still was high. They wanted me to come back in a few days to see if the heart rate went back down. Later that night I started having contractions I went to labor and delivery and was told the same thing that my babies heart rate is still high.
I wear a heart rate monitor when training or competing. Sometimes the reading is way higher than the actual pulse I measure by hand with a watch. It shows 210-220, but really is only 170- 175. I have tried different monitors. I feel palpitations, strong irregular beast, and a little light headed. what's going on here? I'm 60 years old.
17 AM and continued for 23 hr 39 min. The average heart rate was 74 BPM. The minimum heart rate was 42 BPM, occurring at 2:41:02 AM. The maximum heart rate was 140 BPM, occurring at 7:22:06 AM.
Ventricular ectopic activity consisted of 33 beats, of which 4 were in couplets, 24 were in single PVC's, 2 were single VE's, 3 were in bigeminy.
The patient's rhythm included 6 hr 8 min 53 sec of bradycardia. The slowest single episode of bradycardia occurred at 5:04:58 AM , lasting 9 min.
My doctor wanted me to get a Polar heart rate monitor because I had been experiencing some irregular heart rate ( arrhythmia) episodes while hospitalized for non heart related problem. The problem is that they suspect I have a sporatic irregular heart rate and my insurance will not pay for the more expensive monitor systems because they are unable to document it with a EKG. When my doctor told me to get a Polar heart rate monitor I did not realize it was such a complicated issue.
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