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‎01-16-2023 16:32

‎01-16-2023 16:32

Recently, I had a heart attack and pericarditis. I started cardiac rehab, because when I was taking a leisurely walk, my Fitbit luxe was saying that my heart rate was 174, 178, 169. When I started the rehab, they told me that my heart rate has never gone over 150 so obviously my Fitbit is not accurately recording my heart rate, which is a very serious issue in my case. I just thought you should know. I don’t trust this device to record my heart rate. What do you suggest? 

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‎01-16-2023 19:27 - edited ‎01-16-2023 19:28

‎01-16-2023 19:27 - edited ‎01-16-2023 19:28

@Patrishpm -- try restarting it. (scroll down the watch face until you get to settings, and then scroll up until you get to 'restart.')

 

For your rehab, how are they taking measurements? 

Scott | Baltimore MD

Charge 6; Inspire 3; Luxe; iPhone 13 Pro

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