@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member What you are seeing with Kardia Mobile is your pulse rate, not your blood pressure, and that is a good pulse! Kardia Mobile only measures your heart rate and rhythm, not your byou blood pressure. I have one, and I love mine.
The MyHeartDiseaseTeam gave a clear explanation, on what the top and bottom numbers means. And the article was very informative. I pray your numbers are working in your favor. God Bless πππΎ
The top number is your pulse rate
Definitely the pulse. The only time that my systolic BP was in the sixties was when I was stood up by a physical therapist for the 1st time after losing 2 units of blood the day after spinal surgery....and just before I nearly landed on the floor passed out. It was lucky that I'm a lightweight and the therapist was an alert and muscular young man.
@A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member It takes a bit to learn what the numbers mean. Starting out will have confusion in place. On my oximeter (where you put your finger into to get a reading) the top number is the oxygen saturation and the bottom is the pulse, the abbreviation that goes with the oxygen saturation isSpO2 and the pulse ( on mine) is PR bpm. If you are unsure, next time you see your doctor, take it with you and ask you doctor to explain the device and what each of the numbers means.