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Kardia Mobile 1 lead results...i have no idea what they mean. Help ple
Can anyone tell me if these are good or bad results. I was diagnosed with isolated PACs in February.
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@muppet7777, We are patients like yourself and are not able to read and interpret your ECG charts. You can print them out and have your cardiologist or doctor look at them. I also have a Kardia 6 lead device but used to have the original one used with just the fingers. I think Kardia provides a cardiologist reading service in their app but I've never used it. I had my primary care doctor look at the ECG readings when I had my 2 finger device but they weren't able to offer much information other than what was in the app reading information.
There are a few other members who have started discussions on isolated PACs that might be helpful to learn what they have shared - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/discussions/.
Did the Kardia Moblile say it was normal?
Sometimes when first starting weird waves come up. I had some PVC's and early heart beats and know what they look like in the Kardia Mobile trace. I've seen some Kardia Mobile traces of AFIB also. Yours's look normal to me.
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3 ReactionsAll it ever says is NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM
@muppet7777 It looks like NSR to me (untrained, no medical experience, just a patient with atrial fibrillation). Your R-to-R intervals are all the same, and you have discernible P-waves. I don't see anything untoward. For a proper and formal diagnosis, you would need a 12 lead ECG performed by a technician and read by a cardiologist, and if you do have an intermittent arrhythmia, it would have to be acting up during the 10-15 second reading.