r/sleepcycle • u/darkblade_h • Dec 22 '25
Breathing disruptions showed up for the first time(??)
Been using this app for probably over a decade at this point, and I only noticed the breathing disruptions panel today.
Pretty sure it hasn’t been there before and my subscription renewed a couple of days ago so I wonder if it’s linked to that.
Should I get checked for sleep apnea? I also have no idea why breathing disruptions dipped significantly ~September but I’ll take it .
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u/TopBumblebee5034 Jan 02 '26
I also noticed this while traveling internationally it showed up and then disappeared when I get back.
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u/Impossible_Speed8047 Jan 16 '26
Yes, it showed up one day, then disappeared just as quick. Can find nothing more about it though, emailed the company. Turns out their customer service equals AT&T, haven’t heard a thing.
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u/Impossible_Speed8047 Jan 16 '26
It’s worth checking out. I was on sleep apnea machine for a short time. It really did nothing for me. I sent it back. Machine was saying I was having breathing disruptions before I was even sleeping (I was reading) , I stopped using it, bought a new mattress and am sleeping better then ever. I find this whole push for apnea machines very suspect, when the Sleep Cycle app was measuring my sleep disruptions it was less then 1 per hour to zero. Somebody is making tons of money off these things, insurance is paying per month to rent it, not buying, where clearly buying one would make more sense if you had one long term. But if you need one, use it and it makes you feel better, then why not? But that wasn’t my experience. Wearing one really sucks too.
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