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42m, been using a galaxy watch 5 ecg function, rarely works for me (does for everyone else tried on). when i do get a reading (always sinus rhythm) the qrs and t waves are always small, the t wave is often similar size to the qrs, is this ok? thanks?
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This is not the same as getting a formal EKG so you cannot draw any conclusions from the relative size of the waves. A regular EKG takes measurements from multiple perspectives, each of which will show the wave forms slightly differently.
Answered 6/29/2023
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