11-20-2019 05:29
11-20-2019 05:29
Does anyone know what the tiny red lines in the top of the sleep chart mean?
Thanks
Answered! Go to the Best Answer.
11-20-2019 06:24
11-20-2019 06:24
If we're looking at the same thing, those are awake times. It is normal to have several awake periods, often short enough that we don't remember them.
11-20-2019 06:24
11-20-2019 06:24
If we're looking at the same thing, those are awake times. It is normal to have several awake periods, often short enough that we don't remember them.
11-20-2019 06:42
11-20-2019 06:42
Not the long red lines but the short ones that are in between them.
11-20-2019 06:44
11-20-2019 06:44
Still same answer; just shorter awake times, not long enough to show any width to the line at that scale.
11-20-2019 06:45
11-20-2019 06:45
It seems then that I wake up a lot more then I thought, no wonder why I’m always tried my sleep is broken. 😝
11-20-2019 06:55
11-20-2019 06:55
See Why do I see awake minutes?
It’s normal to see awake minutes in your sleep stages; studies have shown a typical adult could wake up briefly between 10-30 times per night (source). You may not remember waking up since you likely fell right back to sleep, especially if you were awake for less than 2-3 minutes at a time. If you wake up in the morning feeling like you had a restless night, you may notice more awake minutes in your sleep stages as compared to other nights.
11-20-2019 06:57
11-20-2019 06:57
Thanks