I got my sleep test results Wed. The doctor gave me a summary and copies of all..20 pages!
Is there anyone out there who also has a pulmonary problem specifically low oxygen levels?
My EENT is showing much concern over an awake at rest level of 87=89 and a low of 72 during the study. For those of you who would like to know/see the numbers from the test,
can you tell me the headings and results to post...20 pages of graphs and numbers is somewhat intimidating! What do the initials "PLM" stand for?
While the oas has been diagnosed as severe, I am now very concerned with the oxygen levels maybe when I shouldn't be (?).
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