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suggestion (impossible to post in suggestion category) jerking tracking

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‎03-23-2017 05:32 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 20:15 by Fitbit Moderator

‎03-23-2017 05:32 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 20:15 by Fitbit Moderator

Can you please make the fitbit charge hr version 1 and newer versions (but also the version 1, not just the new version 2) be able to track unnatural jerk movements, like a jerk, during sleep, so people with seizures or something like that, can track theyr jerks? (Forexample crampjerks or hypnic jercks (myoclonics). And maybe add the jerks as seizures in the fitbit if the heartrate are suddenly changes, since the heartrate oftenest change during all kinds of neurological seizures (like in epilepsy forexample)

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‎03-27-2017 12:03

‎03-27-2017 12:03

Hello @monjanse, a very warm welcome to the Forums.

 

I definitely see where you are coming from, and how it could be useful. Having said that, at this moment none of the Fitbit trackers are medical devices and thus we'd definitely recommend further discussing the situation with a physician to get optimal results and solutions.

 

If you have any questions please let me know.

Lanuza | Community Moderator

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‎01-23-2019 08:55

In response to LanuzaFitbit

‎01-23-2019 08:55

other forms of fit trackers  are able to monitor drops and some monitor jerks and abnormal movements and use the data from heart rate sleep patterns to help see epileptic activity .also are able to use gps to call assistance via app on phone will fitbit ever do this ? 

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