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FitBit showing 260 active minutes in one day without exercise?

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‎09-18-2020 01:33

‎09-18-2020 01:33

So I started a new medication that raises my heart rate a bit. On a normal day I get about 24-25 active minutes. But yesterday I had 260 active minutes and 12+ hours in calorie burning zone! It showed that my HR was 140-153 at some points when walking around, and 115-120 when just laying around. I’m wondering if my device is even accurate anymore. And if it is...well, a doctor visit is in order. Just seems so weird, it never felt like my pulse was crazy. Anyone else deal with something similar?

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‎09-18-2020 03:06

‎09-18-2020 03:06

I’m no medical expert but is that safe having a heart rate that high??

 

In your case, I think you can manually change the individual heart rate zones to reflect this

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