11-24-2017
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Hello there.
I'm flight attendand and I use my Blaze during my flights when I realize that every takeoff and landing the heart rate increases until the limits and after some minutes returns to normal rates.
I must to face it like what? Malfunction, the atmospheric pressure has to do with the heart rate measure or I should run for my doctor?
Tks!
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11-24-2017 16:25
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It's great to have you here @Tadeu! There are some things that can impact your heart rate reading, such as, movement, temperature, humidity, stress level, physical body position, caffeine intake, and medication use are just a few things that can affect your heart rate. Different medical conditions and medications can impact your heart rate as well.
I recommend you to keep tracking of your heart rate reading during the day, maybe when you're at home and not while landing.
Keep me posted.
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