Alivecor

[Sheray]

Anyone know why this came back unclassified

[tibetan36]

Kardia has been designed to read AF! (Possible) and Normal. Unclassified means neither of the above.

[Roseyuk]

Hi,

Mine often does this,

It's nothing to worry about..

Try doing the 2 minute check .. if not already

Mine does this when my HR is quite low..

[CDreamer]

It usually means that the programme cannot give you a diagnosis and that could be because of many things - environmental interference, movement or poor contact or it thinks there is something out of the ordinary. Only a trained person can or should truly interpret ECG and then a comprehensive 12 lead ECG is required.

We are not trained nor should we give advice on diagnosis.

1. Does this look different to your usual trace? If yes then it take to your Doctor for diagnosis.

2. Does every trace you do look the same and come up unclassified every time or is it a one off? If Yes then it take to your Doctor for diagnosis.

3. Do you feel unwell in any way? Then then it take to your Doctor for diagnosis.

Best wishes CD,

[CDreamer]

Having just looked at your previous post and noted Goldfish's comments - who has some knowledge - I would suggest you need a much longer trace e.g. 30 seconds. If you want to understand more about ECG's, PACs and what the lumps and bumps look like - go to the learning library on the Kardia app.

[123davidgwilym]

If you email it to AliveCor they'll analyse it within 24 hours for £5.

[12string]

I've just recently seen this. How do you like it., other than this particular test?

[Sheray in reply to 12string]

I like it I had a ablation 12/7/16 for SVT and VT and its kind of scary when I get unclassified or possibly afib and when I showed my new EP he like no that's not afib

[trtoothdr]

Text it to the Alivecor cardiologist, you usually get a reading with an hour or so for $19 U.S.