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A member asked:
Is there any validity behind apps like cardiogram? ive been using it for sometime & am concerned by my high resting heart rate which is averaging 96
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Heart rate: There are multiple applications available to monitor heart rate and rhythm. The use of a FitBit, iWatch, or similar device may give a truer measure of your heart rate especially if done not only with exercise but while resting or sleeping. If your heart rate remains elevated, I recommend seeing your healthcare provider.
Answered 5/27/2018
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