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Why is this now available on only some Charge 3 and Versas?
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The graph appears to show variation of Blood Oxygen levels in time rather than absolute percentage of normal values. It appears to be particularly useful in detecting breathing events that occur when you are sleeping, like might occur in someone with sleep apnea. I am not sure how useful it might be for individuals with COPD or similar breathing issues because the changes might not be as obvious. Although it might be useful in measuring recovery time.
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I see it as a tool in the tool box, that can give clues that medical follow up should be looked at. Sleep studies are intrusive and unpleasant besides being expensive so this would give some indication whether or not one needs to proceed to that level. It is just another way of taking control and monitoring what you can from the comfort of your own home.
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I had the chart for almost the entire time it’s been available and it disappeared 2 days ago. With the newest version of the fitbit app for iOS it went away. Not sure if that’s why or not
guess I’ll get it back when they give it back.
im really not sure what the hoopla is all about, what exactly are you going to change in your life when you see your graph?
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The graph went away for me about two days ago too. I didn't actually observe an update take place, but its possible given the timing was the same for me with my Ionic and iOS app.
Congratulations for having no anomalous events while you were sleeping. I suspect had you detected that you had a significant change in your SPO2 followed by you waking, you might suspect that you stopped breathing while you were asleep. In that case you might consider how to make changes to reduce the number of times that occurs, possibly seeking professional advice or even experimenting first.
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How do you get to put up a separate post, not just reply, like I am doing to you? I saw you had a post above a couple and then this one? I was trying to share an article that came in my email today on the sensor and Fit bit .
Just in case, hitting reply to the last post is how this works, here is a hyperlink to the article.https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/tech/fitbit-rolls-out-blood-oxygen-tracking-eye-toward-fda-clearanc...
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