Details Here: Samsung Galaxy Watch Users in India Now Have the Ability to Measure Blood Pressure and Track ECG
Samsung Galaxy watches have been the go-to smartwatches for Android users for quite some time now. In India, however, they lacked two key health-related features: blood pressure monitoring and EKG measurement. Now these features have finally been rolled out to Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch Series 6 in India.
It is worth noting that these Galaxy Watches already included electrocardiogram (ECG) and blood pressure monitoring, as well as special equipment in the form of a photoplethysmogram (PPG) that measures both diastolic and systolic pressure, as well as other electronic sensors. the signals produced by the heartbeat for the ECG. Notably, these features were deprecated due to the purge, but have continued to work in other supported regions.
These updates will be released via new over-the-air updates and should be available to users as Samsung has finally received regulatory approval from India’s Central Drug Standards Organization.
It’s worth noting that the ECG feature has been a mainstay of the Apple Watch Series 4 and up for users who have had access to it since its initial release. This feature may be useful for individuals with irregular heartbeats or arrhythmias. Plus, this feature can be a lifesaver if your watch detects atrial fibrillation and more.
Taking an ECG with a Samsung Galaxy smartwatch
– First of all, you need to have a Samsung Galaxy phone for this to work.
– When you have your phone, connect it if you haven’t already.
– Put on your watch and open the Samsung Health app on your smartwatch.
– Now follow the instructions given by the application for successful reading.
– When you take it, the report would also be available on your Samsung device.
