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Afib alert did not notify

‎10-16-2023 11:22

‎10-16-2023 11:22

I was in afib for 7 hours. I used the ECG and it showed I was in afib.  Why didn't the Fitbit Charge 5 notify? 

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‎12-24-2023 19:32 - edited ‎12-24-2023 19:32

‎12-24-2023 19:32 - edited ‎12-24-2023 19:32

I usually get notified after the episode is over, not while I am in afib.

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‎12-25-2023 13:07

In response to StevenA9

‎12-25-2023 13:07

Support said you can't be moving around, you're arm must be still for it to register. I've been taking magnesium biglycinate and I no longer am having flutters or racing heart. I also added 1000mg vitamin C once or twice day per a small clinical study. 

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