4 ms·
strictly speaking, I think apnea monitoring as done on the Apple Watch is pretty non-invasive and not too bad. One thing that ended up being really noisy and i
by bobthepanda 2y ago
strictly speaking, I think apnea monitoring as done on the Apple Watch is pretty non-invasive and not too bad.
One thing that ended up being really noisy and irritating was a continuous glucose monitor. It turns out it's possible to stick those things in you in a way that can false alarm blood sugar drops during your sleep, at which point your CGM app freaks the hell out and wakes you up.
- canucker2016 2y agoThe Ringconn Gen 2, supposedly can detect sleep apnea. https://ringconn.com/products/ringconn-gen-2 https://ringconn.com/products/ringconn-gen-2 The reviews I've read/watched about wearables ability to track sleep patterns seem to show great variability between what one wearable would say versus another.
- bobthepanda 2y agoSleep apnea detection is mostly about detecting changes in blood oxygen and paused breathing, so if you can do that, you can diagnose sleep apnea. The actual medical protocol is sleeping a night with a pulse oximeter on.