r/ReadMyECG

For context I'm a 32 year old male, history of Aortic and Pulmonary valve replacement at 11 years old. I have always suffered from PVCs but over the past week they have fired up so bad. Like all day every day non stop. I scheduled a visit with my cardiologist and they actually caught a couple on my EKG. I also showed him my apple watch EKG strips where I have had anywhere between 7 - 10 PVCs per minute, all day every day. They are not concerned. Why? They feel horrible. They make me both mentally and physically tired. The cardiologist told me that my echo from last year was perfect, my electrolytes on my labs are good, so they are not concerned at all and if it bothers me too much I can have an ablation. Do you guys see anything on this EKG that reveal anything about the PVCs?

36 yr old male, 33 BMI, feels like faint cold sweats around neck, stomach not feeling good..not abnormal palpitations felt. But one of the many checks I did said PVC.

Can any professionals analyse this, don’t really know what to make of it?

I had my first “atrial fibrillation” reading today, but i sat down afterwards and haven’t had that reading since.
I cant tell if it’s worth paying attention to or if it’s an incorrect reading. I get occasional PVCS and often get inconclusive results, otherwise it’ll usually say “poor recording” when it has obvious artefacts. The BPM was definitely wrong so I’m leaning towards it being an incorrect reading. Hoping someone here will be able to tell :) thanks

Having inconsistent readings on my Apple Watch ECG. Having a slight “flutter” every so often over last 24hr. Seemed to go away last night but back again today. When I take the ECG, when the notches dip down that is exactly when I feel the flutter.

No other symptoms.

Hello!

Not sure if this is the correct place to post but for about 10 years I’ve been experiencing very random “attacks” I call them. I’ll be on vacation, sleeping, sitting on the couch etc. (so no pattern) and out of nowhere my heart rate starts going nuts and sits in the 200s.

I’ve worn a Zio and another monitor before and it was never caught because it’s so sporadic. Sometimes this lasts 25 min, sometimes over an hour. I’ve gone to the ER maybe 5x but by the time I’m seen the attack is gone.

It feels like I cannot catch my breath. I’m dizzy. Sometimes I cough when it happens. I’m a 36 y/o female, do not smoke or drink. If I do it’s rarely and socially. I’m active and always have been. I eat well, etc.

Any input would be so helpful! I also bought an Apple Watch recently so I could do my own EKGs. This is what it showed today.

25 and healthy otherwise, T is a little big

I've had a doctor ordered ECG today and I'm freaking out. Does everything look ok.

Healthy 37 year old female, 5ft, 48kg, I don't smoke, I don't drink, I don't do drugs, eat healthy and I've cut out caffeine for the past month. I take Vit D, Iron and a multivitamin daily.

I've had all my bloods done and everything is normal. My blood pressure is always fine and my heart rate is an average of 94.

I've been having palpitations off and on for about 7 weeks, I keep having funny episodes where it feels like my blood sugar has dropped but isn't related to not eating, I lose all my colour and feel sweaty and clammy and I feel shaky but only my right arm shakes (left stays still).

So these papers based on what i learned or researched mean almost everything as far as my nervous system and heart are massively efficient basically which makes no sense on why I would be and for me I've basically been losing sleep trying to figure out why and if maybe the beat correction strength is just wrong i have tried some on very low and they are roughly the same outcome.

Any help or understanding would be appreciated I want to learn why my values are at the extreme end if this is just normal for me obviously that's good but I'm just trying to establish a baseline to see where I'm at.

For context I have take a lot of these sleeping tests just for curiosity but they all come of relatively consistent and some other tests using the Polar H10

I have been lifting weights and doing calisthenics for 18 years and i started consistently running for 3 months soo far. I appreciate any help

31 male 5'6 😊

7% body fat

5’3 20F Ive been getting palpitations (pounding/ fluttering) and try to catch the episodes on my apple watch do any of these results provide anything? Whats the best way (besides halter) to catch them?

I have been having a weird faint feeling. Very lightheaded and pounding pulse even with my sitting pulse being normal. Any words you guys can give? Thanks!

Hi, a little about me... I'm from the PNW! I have a history of SVT with abberancy/ with probable Focal AT. I tried to get an ablation 8 months ago, but they couldn’t trigger it while I was on the table.

I'm in a recent flair of arrhythmias, I think it could be tied to the wild fire smoke? Anyway, I'll be tested for autonomic dysfunction since my ablation wasn't possible, and I have an array of other symptoms (my EP doctor recommended it).

My Samsung Galaxy 7 watch is imperfect. It "times out/stops" when my reading is too funky, which it's been doing a lot. So, this was hard to capture. What does this look like?

Did ecg after feeling palpitations. Never seen this before

The title pretty much sums it all. Im on day 4, and it has been hell! I feel my heart beating all over the place and I have waken up with 50bpm today, as soon as I walked to the bathroom it was up to 120bpm, having breakfast 111bpm, then 58 when sitting down resting. I am taking it exactly for health anxiety so we can all understand what this is doing to me. I tried using the ECG option on my apple watch but it’s so hard to get a reading because the line keeps going up and down outside the limits of the watch then just says “low quality reading”. The only reading I managed to get was this one. Should I be worried?

Male, 41, Obese, treated high BP & sleep apnea. Normal blood sugar and cholesterol. Non smoker/non drinker.

So usually at rest, at home, my heart rate is around 65. And a few days ago, my heart rate at rest at home started being around 100 with more than usual PVC palpitations. And then when I would get up to walk and do stuff, it would go to around 140 compared to the usual around 110, 120. And my blood pressure was running a little high as well, especially the diastolic number.

So the next day I had a doctor's appointment and she sent me for an ECG. And this is what the ECG said in my OP. So I was pretty scared after seeing that. And since the day before my left arm had a little bit of an ache to it, although with no chest pain, I decided I would go to the ER to get checked out. So they ended up doing an ECG tracing which I haven't gotten the full results back but I was able to glance at the screen once it was done and it did also again mention the possible MI as well as something to do with ST changes. Was a 190 HR. Then they did a couple of Troponin tests which came back at 5 and I think the cutoff was around 14.

So when I saw the doctor, he didn't say too much, but he mentioned something like, "Don't pay attention to the words that the ECG computer spits out". And he discharged me. But he also booked me for a 24-hour halter monitor in a week or so. Today my heart rate has calmed down a bit as well as BP.

So basically I was just hoping to see if somebody could take a quick look at my ECG from that day and maybe compare it to a few old ones as well. And if they can tell me anything about the tracing, maybe some red flags that they see. I appreciate your help.

Tests done - Stress ECG Oct 2025 normal. BNP June 2026 normal. Stress echo June 2025 normal. Random ecg's usually normal. Calcium score of zero July 2026.

I've had many ECGs over the years and most being normal so I just chose a few here that showed a couple of my abnormal ones. Also a normal one, just to give reference.

2 CURRENT ECG's FROM THIS EVENT - https://imgur.com/a/K2zkhRm

JULY 2026 ECG - https://imgur.com/a/iGh5Ah9

AUGUST 2025 ECG - https://imgur.com/a/GtVvT5e

JUNE 2025 ECG - https://imgur.com/a/k92uPbC