Pulse Rate Measurement During Sleep Using Wearable Sensors, and its Correlation with the Menstrual Cycle Phases, A Prospective Observational Study

Shilaih, Clerck, Falco, Kübler, Leeners · 2017 · Scientific Reports 7(1):1294

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274 cycles: pulse rate during sleep rises mid-luteally by +3.8 bpm compared with menstruation. One of three independent data sets behind the range of +2 to +4 bpm (the others: goodale2019 +3.96, jasinski2024 ~3.5 peak-to-trough). Aellic sets the cold start to +2.0 — the lower edge.

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