Fitbit question

[fairgo45]

Any Fitbit users able to help me.There is a tracker on the fitbit that tells you how many breaths you take whilst sleeping.

Mine this morning was only 9 so well out of the normal range of 12-20 has anyone had a reading this low and if so do you know if it is to do with sleep apnea?

[Gumbie_Cat]

I don’t wear my watch during the night, but it sounds more like you were in a relaxed, deep sleep. I used to have a Fitbit, and I think it shows when you are sleeping lightly or deeply too?

[fairgo45 in reply to Gumbie_Cat]

Yes I do wear the watch while sleeping so I can see in the morning how well I slept you may be right a deep sleep thanks for your reply

[ijregner]

I have a fitbit. My normal has been at 18 for many nights. Fitbit has information that should be able to help you.

[mjames1]

No idea how accurate Fitbit is, however if you have other symptoms of sleep apnea, or even if you don't -- a sleep study is recommended for everyone diagnosed with afib, at least here in the US.

Jim

[opal11uk]

If you already have A/F then Fitbit tell you that they can not provide notifications, can't remember the exact working but its there in there info

[JOY2THEWORLD49]

Hi

In hospital I was told to breathe because I had forgotten to.

I had Rapid, Persistent.

Perhaps relax and breathe.

cheri JOY