WanderWonder Posted December 19, 2019 Report Share Posted December 19, 2019 Let's share our graphs, and provide the following if you want: Tracker: Garmin Visismart Conditions: Not sure yet; potential dysautonomia, sleep issues, hormones, allergies, thyroid, heart issues, food intollerances, or maybe it's simply anxiety? Questions/thoughts: Peaks occur after I've eaten anything. Does anyone else experience spikes in hr during sleep? When those spikes are higher and occur more often I wake up pretty tired and stressed. I wonder if taking anti-anxiety meds help with that? Pic 1: Sleep. Avg heart rate 68bpm, 92% oxygen lowest, average is 95% Pic 2 Daytime while at desk job Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Random-Symptom Man Posted December 20, 2019 Report Share Posted December 20, 2019 Great idea. Here are some of my plots. Tracker: Samsung Galaxy Watch 2. These data are averaged, so they don’t show the sudden spikes. Dx: dysautonomia, pots, presyncope, sweat gland dysfunction, dry eyes/mouth, gastric emptying/paralysis, light sensitivity, muscle cramps, fatigue, bell palsy, lack of temperature control, brain fog, nerve pain, numbness, and the list goes on. Image 1: potsy Day image 2: after a shower, my day was destroyed. image 3: normal day image 4: potsy day. Image 5: 1 hour where I got up for a snack, more water, and a restroom break, then laid down for 5 minutes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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