Changing "Medications that affect heart rate"

I just purchased an Apple Watch 7 to link with my iPhone 7+. Both devices are up-to-date.


I apologise for being a bit obscure, but I need to change a setting related to "Medications that affect heart rate". I was setting-up something related to BP or ECG or whatever on my watch and, from memory, it told me to do so on my iPhone. At some point I was asked whether I am taking any mediations that affect heart rate. I answered No and then later realised that I need to change it to Yes, in respect of a calcium channel blocker.


I cannot do it on my iPhone 7 'Settings' as there is no facility to make the change, even though it is showing 0. I cannot find how to do it on my Watch.


Can anyone provide advice on what I need to do and on which device?


Thankyou for you help.


Regards

Peter

Posted on May 3, 2022 2:22 AM

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Posted on May 3, 2022 2:34 AM

SOLVED.


Watch app > Health > Health Details >Medications that affect my heart rate > Edit


I was incorrectly trying to do it in the iPhone Settings.

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May 3, 2022 3:12 AM in response to habiloso

Health app on the phone;

  1. Launch Health.app
  2. Tap 'Browse'
  3. Tap your profile picture
  4. Tap 'Medical ID'
  5. Tap 'Edit' in top right corner
  6. Tap on medication
  7. Enter your medication.


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