So I’m not concerned about this as my preventative said things are the same and fine, but I’m a generally curious person and just wondering why the middle part of the rhythms seem so different from the two ends for the upper plots. Any feedback would be helpful.
I’m thinking maybe it was just me moving around a bit? I was feeling weird and decided to take an ECG and the result looks super funky. Nothing I’m worried about, but thought it could be fun to post here.
These were taken about 5 minutes apart when I went back into normal sinus rhythm. I have cardiology appointments this week and I went to the ER after this episode because I was hospitalized for 5 days earlier in the month for SVT/cardiac issues/electrolyte imbalance. Very confused where my p waves went lol and because the rate is so low, I’m confused by the ER doc saying this is SVT. Just looking for some insight!
37 F
History of AFib in June 2022 nothing since.
Had hotler 2 weeks ago which picked up “One supraventricular run 20 secs long @09:27 AM. Likely AVT but AF cannot be excluded.”
Caught this ECG on watch when I felt it again.
This was my entire holter summary
“Sinus rhythm throughout the study. Periods of sinus arhythmia.
The average heart rate was 75. The minimum heart rate was 47 at 04:25. The maximum heart rate was 151 at 09:31.
Frequent 3% atrial ectopics including one couplet.
One supraventricular run 20 secs long @09:27 AM. Likely AVT but AF cannot be excluded.
Occasional 0.5% monomorphic ventricular ectopics.
No pauses. No triggered events.
Recommend review.”
Specifically number 6
21f 5’3 170lbs
Edit- I went to the ER on May 4th due to radiating arm, neck, and back pain and a “feeling of doom” but they ran an ekg and said I was fine. No blood tests were done. For context, I was wearing the patch due to an unexplained episode of tachycardia (170 bpm for 15+ hours- diltiazem, multiple attempts at the valsalva maneuver, and both doses of adenosine were unable to break the tachy) that landed me in the hospital for days
Hi, is this afib? I was woken up at night by palpitations a few days ago. HR 140-190bpm.
Can someone tell me what this is? I thought it was Wenkebach but the 23s mark confuses me. I thought Wenkebach was “longer longer longer drop”. Wouldn’t there be 3 beats again before the next drop?
I tried different apps and they show different QTc interval values.
My partner's fitbit always told them their ECG was "inconclusive". I thought it was a buggy feature until I tried it on myself and got "normal sinus rhythem", then looked at their heartbeat and noticed the weird inverted signal between beats.
Why does this ecg look so funky ? Is it normal ?
Hello, I have a query regarding 2 ECG’s I got on the same day at two different hospitals
Which scared me alot obviously since i take nerve meds like Tegritol, which is a sodium channel blocker
My age is 25.
The second ECG is the one which says its normal ECG which mentions my BP in handwriting
Now the curious and scared person in me obviously googled all the values in both the ECG’s and it does seem the PR is short, QRS and PR interval are also off the range bur weirdly after going through the chart, both doctors said it was completely fine and said not to go through what the machine immediately says ever. Idk why they said that.
Please help me in understanding both the ECG’s whether they are fine or not.
Garmin tells me my HR is too low to analyse my ecg. I assume i have nothing to worry about?
Hi all, I am curious about the ST segment being short/non existent in my ECGs, is it because of the bundle branch block or something? Thanks for any insight :).
33y female, history of SVT, POTS and I go in and out of a junctional escape rhythm. I take metoprolol and flecainide if that is relevant.