For 20 years I’ve had PVCs that remit during exercise. Then 2 years ago I had AFib that remitted with chemical cardioversion (amioderone).
I still have PVCs that cause Apple Watch to think I’ve a heartbeat below 40 bpm. In addition, because the AFib history is affirmed, the app says I’m in AFib 10-40% of the time.
Please advise of any similar experience with the Apple Watch heart monitoring apps.
iPhone XR, iOS 16
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How can Apple Watch differentiate PVCs from AFib?
