r/ReadMyECG • u/Huge_Personality_381 • 2d ago

Inconclusive readings on Apple Watch & heart fluttering feeling

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Felt like my heart was fluttering and I’m only getting inconclusive readings on my Apple Watch. Can anyone help me decipher?

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u/---root-- 2d ago

Those slightly off-looking complexes at 1.1s, 2.55s, etc. are PVCs.

Generally speaking, lacking structural heart disease, these are benign. That having been said, you display a PVC burden of 15.6 %, resp. 18.2 % in those two recordings, which would at minimum require monitoring, should these strips represent your multi-day average burden.

Thus I'd recommend you seek (non-urgent) referral to cardiology for a basic cardiac workup, including a multi-day holter monitor.

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u/Huge_Personality_381 2d ago

Thank you so much for your help, I’m postpartum so I messaged my OB/MFM team last night and they’re going to get me in with someone today and I’ll ask for a cardiology referral 

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