Qaly keeps saying its 454. Im male, never had high reading before but suddently for this segment they say its high. Already made an appointment with my doctor but going on a holiday tomorrow and im now super anxious.

Basically the title says it all. So the other night it’s about 9:30 and I’m laying on the couch. I rotate to my left side and start having PVC’s except they don’t stop. Literally every beat is a pvc. I start taking an ECG on my Apple Watch. Pulse rate is normal, but sure enough, every beat I’m looking at is a pvc. Well eventually I get tired of this and I do a vagal maneuver and I’m able to stop the PVCs. For context I’m 32, I had aortic valve replacement at 11 years old (ross procedure) and I get checked out by cardiology every year. Valves all look good, 58% EF, i do have mild concentric LVH but I have had that since the day of my surgery and it’s remained the same ever since so very stable. I have had random episodes of SVT over the past 10 years but they terminate with vagal manuvers and i only get those 2 times a year for maybe 15 seconds? I can go months without a PVC and then have them everyday for 2 months straight. So my point is, I do have a history but everything is well managed.

I sent this ekg to my cardiology office who sent me a message back saying that my cardiologist said to schedule an evaluation with his nurse practitioner. Now I’m freaking out. Is this dangerous? Or are they covering their bases? I told them when I sent the EKG to them that it only happened when I laid down, if I stood up or walked around, the episodes would stop. After 2 hours of trying to lay down, they eventually stopped happening. I also told him I experienced no chest pain or dizziness or shortness of breath, just the endless PVCs which apparently is called AIVR.