heart health notification

[mikeworks]

One of the apps on the FITBIT site notifies me when I'm in Afib. How can I print this info to a PDF then send to my Cardiologist?

[Talahthas]

@mikeworks Welcome to the Fitbit community!

To export your ECG results please have a look at this, taken from the Fitbit knowledge base:

How do I save my Fitbit ECG results or look at them later?

When you open the Fitbit app, your results transfer from your Fitbit wrist-worn product to the Fitbit app, and can be viewed on your phone or tablet. To see your results at a later time, such as during an appointment with your healthcare provider:

1.) From the Discover tab in the Fitbit app, tap Assessments & Reports, then Heart Rhythm Assessment.

2.) Tap View Results to see a list of all your previous results. The results are displayed with the date and time that they were taken on the compatible Fitbit wrist-worn product. This reflects the time on the wrist-worn product and not the time of syncing your results. It also does not account for travel across time zones.

3.) Tap any of the previous results to view the details. The results are displayed with the date and time that they were taken on the compatible Fitbit wrist-worn product. Within each result, tap Export a PDF for your doctor to download the report. You’ll receive a notification when your report is ready. We recommend using the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the report.

[LZeeW]

@mikeworks   I want to point out that @Talahthas is correct about downloading a PDF of your ECG.  The Charge 5, like many other current Fitbits, has an Irregular Rhythm Notification feature.  The Irregular Rhythm Notification uses the optical heart rate monitor and it runs in the background.  That is the app that will notify you if an irregular rhythm is detected.  There is no way to download a PDF of an Irregular Rhythm Notification at this time.  Sorry.