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An apple one lead electrocardiogram with a reading of all spikes under the line and none above is bad? hr 89?
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You can't hang your hat on the electrical axis of only one lead but if it's like limb lead 1 of a conventional EKG, all negative spikes would reflect marked rightward electrical axis which can be seen in young people. If you have concerns, have your MD send you for a conventional 12 lead resting EKG. A resting heart rate of 89 is somewhat rapid but within normal limits.
Answered 8/23/2023
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I have never heard of an apple ECG. Typo??
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