Thanks. I imagine cycling is more strenuous than tennis, especially at a senior age so that’s good to hear. Do you covert back to sinus on your own?by Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM
Any A-fib tennis players out there like me? I can usually play without any symptoms. I'd love to hear about your experiences and what advice you've received from your Doc. Your Ad.......by Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM
You are probable correct. I'm fortunate to be asymptomatic and my episodes happen on average, once a year. My HR may only hit 80 BPM. The downside is I don't know I'm in A-fib so Doc suggested I get Kardia. I also have an iWatch. I'm an avid tennis player and Doc gives me the ok to play as long as I don't have the symptoms you mentioned. I may post a new thread to sby Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM
Just tried it again and it showed normal. I guess I'll caulk it up to "interference.". It's comforting to know that others may have experience this also. It's just that whenever I see Possible A-fib I have a tendency to freak out and think - here we go again another, cardioversion.by Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM
I agree that Kardia is more reliable than BP machines. I’ve been using both for years. But I can definitely say that each time I was in A-fib the BP indicated an abnormal heart beat also. This time it indicated no problem but Kardia gave me three different results - A-fib, Normal, abd unclassified. That to me is inconsistent. I don’t want to belabor the question to much but why would someonby Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM
Well, something is wired!! Today another Possible A-fib from my Kardiacard. This time followed by an "Unclassified" ('Atrial Fib was not detected and your EKG does not fall within the algorithmic classification of Normal, brady or Tacky). Tried three more times and got two more Unclassified and then Normal. Not very reliable in my opinion. The Unclassified looked normal to mby Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM
Question for any Kardia Mobile users out there: Have any of you been given a 'possible a-fib' result and then a minute later a 'normal sinus rhythm.' result? I have persistent A-fib; I don't convert on my own. I have to correct it with cardioversion. However there have been times when my Kardia Mobile resulted in possible a-fib only to give a normal result a minuteby Myticker - AFIBBERS FORUM