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Post your sensitive sleep results

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‎03-03-2014 15:19 - edited ‎03-03-2014 15:57

‎03-03-2014 15:19 - edited ‎03-03-2014 15:57

I'm 25, Male, FitbitOne, non dominate wrist, sensitve mode. Post nasal drip problems, can't breathe through my nose at night, super dry mouth in the morning. Doc says I have sleep apnea but the nose pillow mask is frustrating, I still find it difficult to breathe, haven't worn overnight yet. BTW, I use the app snoreclock and hear all the movement, matches exactly. I used PrintScreen and cropped in MSpaint. Here are my results:sleep


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‎12-02-2015 15:25

In response to alfresco

‎12-02-2015 15:25

@alfrescoI would recommend letting it log your sleep a couple more days and also noting that Fitbit trackers are not medical devices. If the data that you see on your Dashboard concerns you, I always recommend seeing a medical professional who will be able to provide you with a more accurate depiction of your health.

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