ECG waveform is upside down in Samsung Health Monitor app

The Samsung Health Monitor app should show your ECG results after each recording. If you aren’t seeing your results, there are a few things you can do to solve the issue, such as checking the Bluetooth connection between your Galaxy watch and phone and syncing your data.

If you can’t record your ECG when using the Samsung Health Monitor app, can’t see your ECG results, or are receiving poor or inconclusive results, there are a few things you can check. These include checking the Bluetooth connection between your Galaxy watch and phone, making sure you’re wearing your watch correctly, and cleaning your hands and arm

The ECG feature and Samsung Health Monitor app are available exclusively on Samsung Galaxy phones and watches. There may be a few reasons why you cannot activate the feature. You should check if the app is available in your country, make sure you have updated the app, and check your cellular or Wi-Fi connection.

There are a few reasons why the Samsung Health Monitor app might shut down while you’re recording your ECG. This can occur if the app can’t detect your wrist, if the app’s software needs to be updated, or if your watch and phone are not connected via Bluetooth and the Galaxy Wearable app. You should make sure you're following these instructions for

The Samsung Health app on your watch monitors how many calories you burn in real time and records exercise information, like your step count. The burned calorie data is intended for fitness and informational purposes only. It is not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or preventio