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Should I be worried about my estimated oxygen variations?

‎12-21-2022 03:09

‎12-21-2022 03:09

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  Hi, 

I don’t usually get high variations but I noticed this today and it looks (to my untrained eye) very alarming! Should I be worried about this? It may be worth noting that I am unwell with the flu currently. 
I have tremendous health anxiety and this isn’t helping my cause! Thanks for any advice 

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‎12-25-2022 01:27 - edited ‎12-25-2022 01:27

‎12-25-2022 01:27 - edited ‎12-25-2022 01:27

I used to have this. I had more frequent high peaks than you did. I went to a sleep clinic and was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea. I wear a CPAP every night and no longer have this issue as long as I wear my CPAP.
My doctor referred me to the sleep clinic because I had issues with migraines when I woke up in the morning. 

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