[BREAKING] JJ Lin diagnose with heart problem, on daily medication

FDA-Approved Smartwatches with ECG:
  • Apple Watch:
    The Apple Watch Series 4 and later models have FDA clearance for their ECG app, which can detect atrial fibrillation. The technology uses electrodes on the watch and digital crown to record heart rhythms.

  • Fitbit Sense 2:
    The Fitbit Sense 2, as well as the Charge 6, are equipped with an ECG app that has received FDA clearance and CE marking for detecting AFib.

  • Withings ScanWatch 2:
    This hybrid smartwatch is also FDA-cleared for ECG and SpO2 measurements, specifically for atrial fibrillation detection.

  • Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 & 5 Pro:
    The Galaxy Watch 5 series has received FDA clearance for its ECG feature. Users need to set up the Samsung Health Monitor app and follow the instructions to take an ECG reading.

  • Garmin:
    Certain Garmin models, like the Venu 2 Plus and Epix Pro series, have also received FDA clearance for their ECG apps.
FDA-Approved Personal ECG Monitors:
  • AliveCor KardiaMobile 6L: This is a portable, six-lead ECG monitor that has been cleared by the FDA. It allows users to share detailed ECG recordings with their doctors.
How it works:
These devices use sensors (electrodes and/or PPG sensors) and algorithms to analyze heart rhythms and detect potential irregularities. The data is then displayed on the watch and/or within a companion app, and in some cases, can be shared with healthcare professionals.
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Garmin rolls out a massive upgrade to EU and AUS customers ...

Several Garmin watches have received FDA approval for their ECG (electrocardiogram) feature, which allows users to detect signs of atrial fibrillation (AFib). The Garmin Venu 2 Plus was the first, and now the Venu 3, Epix Pro (Gen 2), Fenix 7 Pro, and tactix 7 AMOLED edition also offer this capability. These watches use a 30-second reading to detect AFib and a normal sinus rhythm, and the results can be viewed on the watch or exported to the Garmin Connect app for sharing with healthcare providers.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
  • Garmin Venu 2 Plus:
    The first Garmin watch to receive FDA approval for its ECG feature, enabling on-demand ECG recordings.

  • Garmin Venu 3:
    This model, along with the Epix Pro (Gen 2), Fenix 7 Pro, and tactix 7 AMOLED edition, also received FDA approval and ECG functionality.

  • How it works:
    The ECG app on these watches allows users to take a 30-second ECG reading by touching the watch's bezel with a finger from the opposite hand.

  • FDA Approval and Availability:
    The ECG feature is FDA-cleared and clinically validated, but its availability may vary by country. For example, in the US, users can utilize the ECG app, but it's not available worldwide.

  • Benefits:
    The ECG feature helps users monitor their heart rhythm and potentially identify signs of AFib, a common heart rhythm abnormality that can increase the risk of stroke.
 
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Several Garmin watches have received FDA approval for their ECG (electrocardiogram) feature, which allows users to detect signs of atrial fibrillation (AFib). The Garmin Venu 2 Plus was the first, and now the Venu 3, Epix Pro (Gen 2), Fenix 7 Pro, and tactix 7 AMOLED edition also offer this capability. These watches use a 30-second reading to detect AFib and a normal sinus rhythm, and the results can be viewed on the watch or exported to the Garmin Connect app for sharing with healthcare providers.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
  • Garmin Venu 2 Plus:
    The first Garmin watch to receive FDA approval for its ECG feature, enabling on-demand ECG recordings.

  • Garmin Venu 3:
    This model, along with the Epix Pro (Gen 2), Fenix 7 Pro, and tactix 7 AMOLED edition, also received FDA approval and ECG functionality.

  • How it works:
    The ECG app on these watches allows users to take a 30-second ECG reading by touching the watch's bezel with a finger from the opposite hand.

  • FDA Approval and Availability:
    The ECG feature is FDA-cleared and clinically validated, but its availability may vary by country. For example, in the US, users can utilize the ECG app, but it's not available worldwide.

  • Benefits:
    The ECG feature helps users monitor their heart rhythm and potentially identify signs of AFib, a common heart rhythm abnormality that can increase the risk of stroke.
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Probably the electrical system not functioning that well in your heart causing occasional ant bite type of chest pain...
But after that incident, I never have pain again, so most likely was like what loctor said - muscles.
However I Verlee easilee chuan so I know my heart have many problem one, even loctor brushed it aside and only do a yearly Lee view.

My hole in the heart initially was bigger hole when I was in early 30s, categories as ASD aerial septal defect.
But strangely at 50s was downgraded to PFO smaller hole.
I asked loctor why can leeduce in size, he said hard to say, maybe is when you are fatter now then in 30s, the hole may appear smaller in the echocardiogram KNN
 
Last time I got to know a chiobu from tagged.com
When we started to communicate, she told me she is not ready to have face 2 face meet up, as she was actively going thru a congenital heart disease acceptance stage, and not ready to meet anyone. And she sounded Verlee worLeed about her heart disease, although she didn't wanted to disclose more details.

We continued to chat as per normal for a few mths then suddenly one day she didn't leespond to the chat anymore.
I hope she is still alive now :notworthy:
 
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