Apple Watch has many amazing things when it comes to monitoring the health of the watch user. When feeling pressure at work, 48 -year -old Soo Domold was in Atlanta needed to stay Apple Watch at the top of her health. She was picking up bad habits thanks to the pressure of her function. I ate badly, did not practice, and build a large sleep deficit. She almost missed a warning sound from Apple Watch, which indicates that there is something wrong.

While the Apple Watch came out, Su was in touch and thought that the noise she heard was on the alert alert. When she looked at her wrist, Apple Watch told a frightening story: "The heart rate is 137 for more than 10 minutes, do you want to call 911?" She said her watch. Later she admitted that she had no idea that her device could do so. Trying to reduce the things you can give a heart problem, Dumbauld left her stressful function and worked to restore her health.

While examining it by doctors, Soo discovered the reason for her heart rate in Apple Watch at 137. Dumbauld was born with a serious heart problem, the aorta narrowed, and he had to perform surgery when he was only four days old. She had to go through many open surgeries at a little. In 18, she developed an infection in the inner lining of her heart, a condition known as endocarditis.

Sue Dumbaold's Apple Watch properly indicated that she needs open fourth heart surgery. | Digold credit image

After Apple Watch warning, Soo continued to work on her health, and included a walking plan for one hour per day. It lost its weight and the LDL cholesterol decreased by 49 points. But when she had an echo planning last June, he showed that she was still suffering from some problems. When I arrived at the hospital in September, she was in heart failure. As her health drops quickly, she was told not to allow her heart rate to get more than 100 beats per minute, putting an Apple Watch heart rate monitoring feature in the spotlight.

Dumbauld underwent a 10 -hour surgery called the Russian operation in September. The process was replaced by the aortic valve with the pulmonary valve. The latter was replaced by the body valve. SUE surgery allowed her trips and exercises to resume without having to be on a drug for the rest of her life.

The heart rate screen on Apple Watch Sue Dumbauld has become to watch around the clock throughout the week. | Credit image

In December, less than three months after surgery, Dumbauld traveled to Austria and Germany. I have already set up travel plans for this year. There is no doubt that it will wear the Apple Watch Watch wherever it goes only if the heart rate is high again and that could be a sign, as it was last year, that more surgery is needed. With the monitoring of the heart rate at Apple Watch, Sue can track the speed of hitting her heart and will be alert if it is time to take an emergency trip to the hospital regardless of the country where it falls at the present time.