#stemoscope

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It's been too long since I had some fun with putting my heart under pressure. Today, after having had to stay up late for exams, I decided that I would unwind by messing with my heart a little. While it starts out fairly normal, albeit fairly unhealthy sounding with its loud murmuring, it really started to have some 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭 trouble at around ~3:50. For the following few minutes, it felt like there were more irregularities than healthy beats, stumbling one after the next. Hope you enjoy as much as I did!

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And a bonus, here they are tired and pumping hard afterwards.

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Hi everyone! Just been chilling out post appointment today and remembered I own a stemoscope lmao.

Anyone know if there’s actually a name for those runs like especially after 2mins. It’s weird because there seems to be little like ramp ups before the breaths in? It’s kinda annoying. Like I breathe in… breathe out… speedy run— breathe in. It’s funny. The runs seem to make me breathe rather than my breathing making the runs.

Laying in bed--nothing crazy 😊

I examine my fast heartbeat with a Stemoscope and an ECG app that’s linked to my Polar H10.

Any doctors out there that want to give a second opinion?