Whats your current heart rate?

90

60 bpm...relaxing on the sofa.

I just accidentally completely erased the longish post I just wrote here, I think by unintentionally somehow pulling down on this whole “Post Reply” page on which I’m writing this text reply. Foolish, but sometimes at age 72 in writing on an iPad or iPhone screen my finger(s) stray to unintended but damaging spots. It seems that if you pull the screen down to reach the top but pull too far, revealing an Apple “rotating gear” icon, your text in this reply box is erased. It may be a standard Apple or Zity feature, but I learned the hard way as usual.

No criticism intended here @charlieO, just my education. I’m a retired US MD with my usual ~6 fetishes, none MedFet. When you penned your OP query (actually, Thread Title) 2 yrs ago about our heart rates, what was your intention - i.e., what appealed to you about asking it or reading replies? Your Profile suggests MedFet, but you didn’t ask about doing or liking MedFet, just the resultant HR number. We share a few kinks but not MedFet or auscultation. My favorite reply so far was

“68 right now but do not get me thinking about an enema or all bets are off.” Great thinking!

Mine would be about the same, starting HR now 78, but not thinking of an enema yet. Or rubber clothes……….

TL/DR: 1) don’t erase your own work and 2) why ask HR?

Thanks,

Eric 🍑💦❤️

109

119

71. But just an additional note. A friend, 60 m had a feeling of indigestion during the evening, didn’t sleep well and his I watch kept sending him messages about his heart rate which he ignored. Not feeling better the next day, he went to his MD at noon, office people found his heart irregular, low blood pressure and abnormal EKG. MD immediately called EMS, he was taken to a cardiac center, immed taken to the cath lab and he had severe blockage in his biggest artery on his heart muscle. They were able to clear the blockage and he has a great outcome. He’s also a person who has to get the latest I watch, I phone on the day it’s released. My story has a few points, don’t ignore persistent symptoms, don’t ignore messages from you electronic devises and pout the whole picture together and act appropriately. One more important detail, his father, still alive, had the same story with major blockage of the main conorary artery. Family history is always important.

86 bpm according to the monitor in my hospital room.

Resting, seated, e-stiming, and 116bpm💓🩺

42

42

I'm currently at 87bpm having just got back from a pre-op assessment.

Lowkey been h1gh as heck for like a week straight xD sooo it's just like throw a dart between 90-120+. it's currently 89 atm

68BPM and 110 / 70

HEART RATE 73 BP 121/80