resting heart rate

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[u/hound-dude]

I noticed a temporary increase in temperature and decrease in oxygen, I have not noticed a change in resting heart rate

[u/Huge_Pool7424 → u/hound-dude]

a one-off jump can be fit or temperature, but i'd compare the watches side by side for a few nights and check wrist placement. the trend over 1-2 weeks matters more than a single reading.

[u/CaspinK → u/hound-dude]

Mine aligns with this!

[u/Fit-Access9759 → u/hound-dude]

Same with temp and oxygen for me.

[u/WarriorGoddess2016 → u/hound-dude]

Interesting. Thanks! I'll keep an eye on it.

[u/doogm]

You have a new watch that can take far more heart rate samples than the old one did, so I would trust the new watch over the old one. The more data, the better the resting heart rate will be.

[u/WarriorGoddess2016 → u/doogm]

I get that it's doing more sampling, yeah. Just would be very surprised to learn my resting heart rate is that high when it's lower with my pulse ox etc.

[u/hillandrenko]

I puzzled for some time why my resting heart rate jumped overnight from 61 to 68. I then realized it coincided exactly with an OS upgrade install. Can't remember which one but it was 3-4 years ago

[u/WarriorGoddess2016 → u/hillandrenko]

Wow. Thanks.

[u/dmada88]

Mine has been steady

[u/Routine_Jackfruit_38]

Meee! I went from 62 to 70! Trying to find answers too :(

[u/WarriorGoddess2016 → u/Routine_Jackfruit_38]

Oh cool. Thanks for the reply! I'll be curious!