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My resting heart rate is too high on my Versa

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‎07-17-2018 16:33 - last edited on ‎07-20-2018 13:18 by Moderator Alum

‎07-17-2018 16:33 - last edited on ‎07-20-2018 13:18 by Moderator Alum

Hi I upgraded to a Versa from an Alta hr but I find my BPM is very high since doing so, it’s showing as 70/80 resting even tho with my Alta hr it was 55 resting! Any help? 

 

 

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‎07-18-2018 03:08

‎07-18-2018 03:08

Try restarting your Versa several times and see if that fixes it. Let us know how you go 

Restart your tracker

 

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Helen | Western Australia

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‎07-20-2018 04:54

In response to NellyG

‎07-20-2018 04:54

Didn’t work 😭

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‎07-20-2018 18:55

‎07-20-2018 18:55

I've noticed the resting heart rate reported by my Versa is lower when I sleep over 6 hours continuously per night without moving for anything beyond quick trips to the bathroom, and faster when my total is either fewer hours or not continuous, such as when I check Emails on my iMac in the middle of the night. The reported difference is up to 6 BPM. 

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