expired Posted by heartspeace • Aug 11, 2023
Aug 11, 2023 7:04 AM
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expired Posted by heartspeace • Aug 11, 2023
Aug 11, 2023 7:04 AM
Sam's Club Members: KardiaMobile Personal EKG with Carry Pod
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I've been using the pro version for about a year now. Its been pretty good, but sometimes it gets tough to measure. When that happens, clean off the sensors and try again. If it still has a problem, wait a bit. It needs a good bloodflow going to measure.
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My concern primarily revolves around the precision of these measurements. To the point where I've come across disclaimers suggesting that the results are meant for entertainment purposes exclusively, not to be regarded as medically significant (paraphrasing). After undergoing an EKG at a hospital, my cardiologist mentioned her inability to draw any definitive conclusions about my condition based on the results.
Nonetheless, I do see potential utility in these devices for data collection, particularly if the data is gathered under controlled circumstances. This could help in building a patient profile over time, which could then serve as a reference to identify and analyze any anomalous changes.
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My concern primarily revolves around the precision of these measurements. To the point where I've come across disclaimers suggesting that the results are meant for entertainment purposes exclusively, not to be regarded as medically significant (paraphrasing). After undergoing an EKG at a hospital, my cardiologist mentioned her inability to draw any definitive conclusions about my condition based on the results.
Nonetheless, I do see potential utility in these devices for data collection, particularly if the data is gathered under controlled circumstances. This could help in building a patient profile over time, which could then serve as a reference to identify and analyze any anomalous changes.
This is only a one lead system. Obviously the ones at the cardiologist have many more leads.
However I've had two top cardiologists in my area both recommend I get one. Just thought it would help people.