Nothing let him guess that his life was at stake. Jessie Malone, then aged 35, narrowly avoided the big trip of no return in May last year thanks to her smartwatch. Jessie Malone, producer at Peloton Interactiveas indicated by Daily Mailwas returning home with her electric bike when her connected watch alerted her.
However, a few moments earlier, Jessie Malone felt nothing unusual except nausea. “She got woke up with nausea in her friend’s apartment, but felt well enough to return by bike“, reports the media.
His connected watch tells him he has an abnormal heart rhythm
Shortly after getting on your electric bike, your connected watch, a Apple Watchinforms him that something is wrong. “You should see a doctor immediately“, shows him his watch. “It was red and vibrating. I was like ‘Oh my God ‘”, she described in an interview with Today.com.
There Apple Watch Jessie Malone reported a increased heart rate. The latter reached the dangerous rate of 160 beats per minute. His resting heart rate was too high. She developed atrial fibrillation, a life-threatening health problem she was completely unaware of.
She was harboring a “silent killer” disease without knowing it
Alerted by her smartwatch, she had ran to the emergency room from Mount Sinai West – New York City when she was going to go home and take a nap if her smartwatch hadn’t displayed anything. She was left perplexed when a doctor asked her if anyone in her family had ever died without explanation. He was then given two types of medication to lower your heart rate at 130 BPM, then the next day she underwent cardioversion surgery.
Atrial fibrillation is often nicknamed “silent killer“. Which explains the doctor’s bizarre question about whether any member of Jessie Malone’s family is death for no apparent reason. This disease is common in people suffering from high blood pressure, specifies the Daily Mail.
