worried

[Deltrot53]

also sorry I forgot to add that I’ve done some ecg’s on my kardiamobile when I’ve had the missed beats and they’ve all said normal sinus rhythm I don’t subscribe to the advanced option just the regular one thank you

[mjames1]

Without the advanced determinations option, Kardia will not mention ectopics, but they will be there in the ekg.

Jim

[Deltrot53 in reply to mjames1]

Thank you I’m thinking if it was something like vt or vf it would hopefully tell me even if I haven’t subscribed to the advanced part

[mjames1 in reply to Deltrot53]

Not medically trained, but when your Kardia says "normal sinus rhythm", it's ruling out vf and vt -- both of which are not normal rhythm. And actually neither of those two are part of the advanced determinations. From memory, the additional determinations are: tachycardia, bradycardia, normal rhythm with PACs or PVC's and Wide QRS.

Jim

[Deltrot53 in reply to mjames1]

Thank you Jim I didn’t realise that and the fact it’s ruling those out is very reassuring thank you

[waveylines in reply to mjames1]

Jim I have a 6L Kardia and don't have the additional membership and it does diagnose Tachycardia.... as it has sadly done so on mine a few times.It basically just makes an assessment on lead 1. That's what it says. Lol. As I've sent my readings to my surgeon for his feedback I've not joined a more detailed analysis. It does seem expensive if you have to though

[Buzby62]

Just a little tip for future, if you need to add something to a previous post you can reply to your own post instead of creating a fresh post. Hope this is helpful.

[baba in reply to Buzby62]

Or use the edit option.

Click on “more” under the post.

[Deltrot53 in reply to baba]

Thank you

[Deltrot53 in reply to Buzby62]

Thank you that is very helpful I’m quite new to this and have only posted a couple of times but I’ll definitely remember for future posts

[Deltrot53 in reply to Buzby62]

thank you for your reply and for the tip

[Ppiman]

The Kardia Advance Determination might well label these but your GP would easily be able to tell whether they were from the atrium (PACs) or ventricles (PVCs) and whether they were of concern, which they usually are not. If you have had an echocardiogram, your doctor will be much better informed.

Steve

[Deltrot53 in reply to Ppiman]

Thank you for your reply I’m hoping to show my kardia ecg’s when I go for my appointments

[Ppiman in reply to Deltrot53]

I think your doctor will find them very useful. Anything heart related is a worry! Life, eh?

Steve

Steve

[Deltrot53 in reply to Ppiman]

It is a worry for sure

[JOY2THEWORLD49]

Hi

Only had missed beats with Metoprolol!

Changed to Bisoprolol and they stopped - at night when h/Rate isavg 47.

Take Diltiazem AM for rapid heart beat at last controlled on CCB Calcium Channel Blocker.

cheri JOY. 75. (NZ)

[Deltrot53 in reply to JOY2THEWORLD49]

Thanks for your reply

[SkyBluePInk47]

if you can save it and send to your doctor, That will possibly help put you at some ease, if it is nothing to worry about. I use the Kardia 6L mobile device and it was showing some ectopic message (said to check with my medical provider).

I sent it to my cardiologist to review and he said it was a kind of error related to WIFI (or bluetooth or something like that) ie a false positive

Just knowing things can be better than worrying (hopefully for nothing!)

hoping it is nothing serious, I know this can be scary. take care!

[Deltrot53 in reply to SkyBluePInk47]

Thank you I’m having echo and holter monitor in a couple of weeks I’m hoping to show them then I’m glad yours where nothing to worry about hopefully mine will be too

[SkyBluePInk47]

I hope all will be fine!

[Deltrot53 in reply to SkyBluePInk47]

Thank you