11-17-2022
00:47
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12-18-2022
16:58
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MatthewFitbit
11-17-2022
00:47
- last edited on
12-18-2022
16:58
by
MatthewFitbit
Hi Versa 3 friends. I'm new to this so little bit concerned. Checked my Oxygen saturation got 93% while sleeping, and last night's range 88%-96%
Is this normal? 🤔
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11-17-2022 03:51 - edited 08-04-2023 03:49
11-17-2022 03:51 - edited 08-04-2023 03:49
Hi there, @podkam. Thanks for stopping by in the Community Forums and the details provided in your post. I understand where your concern is coming from.
Estimated oxygen variation (EOV) is an approximation of the changes in your blood oxygen saturation levels. Your blood oxygen saturation level is the percentage of your blood that’s saturated with, or contains, oxygen. Typically, your blood oxygen saturation level is between 95–100%, which means your blood is carrying as much oxygen as it can. The oxygen levels in your blood tend to remain relatively constant, even during exercise and sleep. If you stop breathing or have lung issues, your blood oxygen saturation level can fall as less oxygen enters your body (source).
Note that your Fitbit device is not intended for medical purposes. Consult your health care professional about any questions or health issues you may have.
For more information, see How do I track my estimated oxygen variation in the Fitbit app?
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11-17-2022 03:51 - edited 08-04-2023 03:49
11-17-2022 03:51 - edited 08-04-2023 03:49
Hi there, @podkam. Thanks for stopping by in the Community Forums and the details provided in your post. I understand where your concern is coming from.
Estimated oxygen variation (EOV) is an approximation of the changes in your blood oxygen saturation levels. Your blood oxygen saturation level is the percentage of your blood that’s saturated with, or contains, oxygen. Typically, your blood oxygen saturation level is between 95–100%, which means your blood is carrying as much oxygen as it can. The oxygen levels in your blood tend to remain relatively constant, even during exercise and sleep. If you stop breathing or have lung issues, your blood oxygen saturation level can fall as less oxygen enters your body (source).
Note that your Fitbit device is not intended for medical purposes. Consult your health care professional about any questions or health issues you may have.
For more information, see How do I track my estimated oxygen variation in the Fitbit app?
Was my post helpful? Give it a thumbs up to show your appreciation! Of course, if this was the answer you were looking for, don't forget to make it the Best Answer! Als...