01-31-2021
10:44
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02-17-2021
06:29
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WilsonFitbit
01-31-2021
10:44
- last edited on
02-17-2021
06:29
by
WilsonFitbit
I am worried about my sleeping heart rate being 100% above my RHR for the last several nights. Can anyone give me a clue as to why?
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Best AnswerI get something like this once in a while.
When it happens, I don't think it's a problem of my sleeping heart rate being too high, but rather my resting heart rate has been incorrectly calculated to be too low. I don't understand how resting heart rate is being calculated and I'm not convinced that it is a reliable number.
Amanda | Wyoming, USA
Pixel Watch 4, Inspire 3, Sense | Android
Hey, thanks for responding alexthecat!
Problem is I can't attribute it to any change in habits or timing of exercise. And I didn't feel rested in the morning. I do have insomnia, though, so my sleep scores for Restoration are always a bit dicey. The higher sleeping heart rate though is new just in the past couple of days, the graph above being the worst.
Best AnswerI get something like this once in a while.
When it happens, I don't think it's a problem of my sleeping heart rate being too high, but rather my resting heart rate has been incorrectly calculated to be too low. I don't understand how resting heart rate is being calculated and I'm not convinced that it is a reliable number.
Amanda | Wyoming, USA
Pixel Watch 4, Inspire 3, Sense | Android
Thanks for your help, and a very good point. Especially after looking at the graph you posted. I'll say it anyway; kudos on that very healthy RHR of 56:)
Thanks! There's a lot of heart disease in my family. I'm trying to out-run my genes. 🏃:female_sign:
Amanda | Wyoming, USA
Pixel Watch 4, Inspire 3, Sense | Android
Mine is almost always over 100%. I was wondering if anyone else noticed this about it thought. I am a really good REM and Deep sleeper. I remember my dreams and most of them are very active dreams. On the mornings when I wake up and remember the dreams (multiple some nights), I know if I look at the resting heart rate calculator it will be at least 90% over. I am wondering if there is a correlation between the active dreams and your heart rate being high. I have been diagnosed with sleep apnea but my oxygen variation rarely shows a high variation. Just curious if anyone else has had this observation or if there is any data out there that active dreams affect the resting heart rate.
Best AnswerHave you tried doing mindfulness meditation in Fitbit app before sleep? If consistently done, quality of sleep can improve.
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