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HR spikes to low to high while sleeping

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‎02-14-2024 01:26

‎02-14-2024 01:26

I actually didn’t even know it had 24 hour monitoring.

The other night my HR spiked to 180 then dropped to under 50 for about 45 minutes.

Turns out its appened a few times over the past couple months. One hit 200.

All while asleep, no recollection of any of it.

Anyone else dealt with this? Bad dreams?

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‎02-25-2024 04:38

‎02-25-2024 04:38

Hi @kendall30 I would guess it is while you are dreaming, but I dont really know. If it worries you please speak to your doctor about it.

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‎03-06-2024 04:39

‎03-06-2024 04:39

See the doctor.  Afib

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