kitedoc
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My take is that sleep monitors and the like are only useful if one can interpret the results. To do that one needs to know exactly what they are measuring and how well that corresponds to the labels of deep sleep etc.
Since so many T2Ds are said to suffer from sleep apnoea it may be worth asking the GP about the advisability (or not) of a formal sleep test which I gather looks are breathing, oxygen levels and brainwave activity etc.
Since so many T2Ds are said to suffer from sleep apnoea it may be worth asking the GP about the advisability (or not) of a formal sleep test which I gather looks are breathing, oxygen levels and brainwave activity etc.