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My apple watch said my heart rate was over 100 for 10 minutes. is that bad? i was at rest. i usually have in the 80s. that has never happened before. it probably will never happen again. it might have been after i walked my dog and rate goes up.
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Rapid heart: The Apple Watch can make errors. Count your pulse yourself and compare. Count for one full minute. Let us know what you think.
Answered 8/25/2020
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