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A member asked:
Can you have an abnormal heart rhythm only at certain times and other times its normal? my apple watch says sinus rhythm
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Yes indeed: This is the normal thing for most cardiac arrhythmias: most are present only some of the time and occur irregularly.
Answered 6/8/2019
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