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Resting heart rate of someone with palpitations

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‎11-11-2019 10:24

‎11-11-2019 10:24

How does FitBit calculate resting hear rate of someone that has anxiety disorder and suffers from palpitations often? Won't the resting heart rate be wrong?

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‎11-13-2019 05:06

‎11-13-2019 05:06

@MadBit   Your Fitbit looks at your heart rate when you are awake at rest and when you are asleep.  But an extra heartbeat is still a heartbeat.  IMO, this is still your resting heart rate.

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