with alivecore do I need my dr to write a prescription so I can get interpreted reading? Any help is so appreciated
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Nope, you just need your credit card. The App will give you the option of who you want to interpret it...a technician or a physician, and how quickly , and charge you accordingly. There is also an option to just email it to your own EP or whomever you choose.
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No you just pay for them. or save and show to your EP at your next appointment. You could e mail them. Try not to get obsessed with the machine. Isn't helpful if you do trust me.
As above if you live in the UK.
I get the impression that what you suggest is a requirement in the US.
Because I have PAF and can pretty much guarantee that I will be in NSR when I visit the Doc' I asked for analysis of an AF trace a couple of weeks ago.
This was returned within 24hrs and I have printed it off to show the Doc' at my next visit. I actully found it quite reassuring because it told me that I was in tachycardia and AF, which I obviously already knew, but that all was well apart from that.
I certainly agree with Bob about not getting too obsessed with it's use though.
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thank you so much
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And yes, you do not want your favorite new hobby to be taking your EKG. Keep it in a drawer, use it only when you need to.