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Do you have hypertension? - are you monitoring frequently? - are you taking prescription drugs? - are you aware of drug side effects on ANS? - self-improvement tips Read more...... |
Feeling dizzy or even fainted? - are you low in blood pressure or heart rate? - are you taking prescription drugs? - You may experience Baroreflex failure Read more...... |
Irregular heartbeats? - often noticing abnormal heartbeats (missing, uneven, or super-fast)? - Yo might have cardiac arrhythmias - Most sudden death events are preceded by irregular heartbeats Read more...... |
Mitral Valve Prolapse? - Mitral valve is the bicuspid valve between left atrium and ventricle - If mitral valve is not closed properly (called mitral valve prolapse MVP), the blood may backflow during pumping - there is a strong connection between panic attackes and MVP - How to detect it? Read more...... |
Am I having dysautonimia? - autonomic nervous system works to fine tune body conditions depending on physiological needs - ANS consists of two branches: sympathetic and parasympathetic - do you have balanced ANS? - what are the symptoms of dysautonomia? Read more...... |
What is Arrhythmia (Irregular Heartbeats)? - ANSWatch detects and reports irregular heartbeats automatically |
Glimpse of Facts on Irregular Heartbeats (Arrhythmias)
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Who Is At Risk for an Arrhythmia?
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Figure 1: Arrhythmias (various types) |
What Causes an Arrhythmia?
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How Are Arrhythmias Treated?
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Case 2: Delayed heartbeat (red) |
Case 1: Early heartbeat followed by delayed heartbeat (red) |
Case 3: Skipped heartbeat (red) |
Case 5: “Constant” cardiac arrhythmias (Twin-Sister Peaks) |
Case 4: Early heartbeat followed by delayed heartbeat (red) |
Case 6: “Constant” cardiac arrhythmias (Triplet-Sister Peaks) |
Case 7: Ventricular fibrillation (lasting for 3 seconds from 278-281) |
Case 8: Simultaneous testing by ANSWatch and ECG (a missing heartbeat caught by ANSWatch was corresponding to an abnormal ECG waveform) |
Case 9: Simultaneous testing by ANSWatch and ECG (periodic early contractions caught by ANSWatch were corresponding to early QRS on ECG) |
Case 7: Ventricular fibrillation (lasting for 3 seconds from 278-281) |