Confirm Rx™ Insertable Cardiac Monitor (ICM) makes it easier to diagnose an irregular heartbeat.
It’s a more common question than you might think. Has something not been feeling right? That includes dizziness, unexplained fainting or shortness of breath.
If so, you may have an irregular heart rhythm (heartbeat) called arrhythmia. Confirm Rx™ ICM could help figure out what’s going on.
Having an irregular heart rhythm (heartbeat) is more common than you might think, and can be easy to treat once diagnosed.
STROKE RISK
Irregular heartbeat puts you more at risk of having a stroke1
MILLION
people globally have AF2
Women experience AF more than men3
An irregular heartbeat or fainting can be easy to treat once diagnosed
Because an irregular heartbeat can come and go, diagnosis can be tricky. While other methods of monitoring only record your heartbeat for up to a month, an insertable cardiac monitor—like Confirm Rx™ ICM—can monitor continuously for up to two years.
An ICM goes under the skin near your heart, and can monitor for up to two years.
Small conducting patches (electrodes) stuck to your chest and attached to a small recording monitor record heartbeats for up to two days.
A recorder you can use up to 30 days that attaches to the skin and you can press when you feel symptoms.
The Apple Watch‡ can help identify AF. Talk to your doctor if your wearable detects an unusual heart rhythm.
