Apple Watch does many things when it comes to monitoring the health of its user.
In the same context, 48 -year -old Sue Doming felt pressured by Atlanta at work, and she needed her Apple Watch to be aware of her health.
Soo was making a call during the launch of the Apple watch, and when she looked at her wrist, Apple Hour told her that her heart rate is 137 for more than 10 minutes, suggested that she call the emergency number
While examining the doctors, Soo discovered the reason for recording her heart rate on the Apple watch 137, as it turned out that Sue was born with a serious heart problem, and underwent surgery when she was only four days old, and she had to undergo several open heart surgeries when she was young.
After Apple Watch warning, Soo continued to work on her health and included her plan for an hour a day.
As a result, it lost its weight and the level of harmful cholesterol has decreased by 49 points, with some shortcomings in the heart.
Dumbold underwent a 10 -hour surgery last September, during which the aorta valve was replaced with a pulmonary valve, as surgery allowed this way to resume her travel and exercise without the need to take medications for the rest of her life.
Using a heart rate monitor in the Apple watch, SO can track her heart rate.
It will be alerted if it is time to take an emergency trip to the hospital, regardless of the country where you are present at the present time.
