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Check your heart rhythm with the smartphone app. Get immediate and actionable results. Detect irregularities, prevent strokes. It only takes 1 minute to put your mind at ease.
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Heart rate versus heart rhythm
Your heart rate: changes throughout the day
Your heart works like a pump: its contractions push blood throughout your body. Your heart rate is the number of times your heart contracts (beats) per minute. This is often expressed in BPM – ‘beats per minute’.
A heart rate varies from person to person. It also changes throughout the day. Are you sitting, lying or sleeping? Then your heart beats about 60 to 100 times per minute. Despite the fact it depends on many factors, your heart rate ‘in rest’ is fairly stable. But during exercise or stress, the rate automatically increases. Your heart ‘knows’ it has to pump extra oxygen and nutrients through the body.
Your heart rhythm: as regular as possible
Your heart rhythm is the rhythm at which your heart beats. It will learn whether those beats come regular (or not). Suppose you have a heart rate of 80, then your heart should beat every 0,75 seconds. Your heart rate varies constantly. But your heart rhythm should remain regular throughout the day.
An unregular heart rhythm is what we call a heart rhythm disorder. Occasionally your heart can skip a beat, this is called an ectopic beat. Or your heartbeats follow each other rapidly during a short period of time and then slow down again.
Your heart works like a pump: its contractions push blood throughout your body. Your heart rate is the number of times your heart contracts (beats) per minute. This is often expressed in BPM – ‘beats per minute’.
A heart rate varies from person to person. It also changes throughout the day. Are you sitting, lying or sleeping? Then your heart beats about 60 to 100 times per minute. Despite the fact it depends on many factors, your heart rate ‘in rest’ is fairly stable. But during exercise or stress, the rate automatically increases. Your heart ‘knows’ it has to pump extra oxygen and nutrients through the body.
Your heart rhythm: as regular as possible
Your heart rhythm is the rhythm at which your heart beats. It will learn whether those beats come regular (or not). Suppose you have a heart rate of 80, then your heart should beat every 0,75 seconds. Your heart rate varies constantly. But your heart rhythm should remain regular throughout the day.
An unregular heart rhythm is what we call a heart rhythm disorder. Occasionally your heart can skip a beat, this is called an ectopic beat. Or your heartbeats follow each other rapidly during a short period of time and then slow down again.
