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28 November 2025

  • curprev 01:4401:44, 28 November 2025 172.18.0.1 talk 6,049 bytes +6,049 Created page with "<br>What Should Your Oxygen Level Be While you Sleep? Blood oxygen levels throughout sleep needs to be at a 95 p.c saturation, which is taken into account regular, in line with the American Sleep Apnea Association. A saturation of 86 percent rates as mild, whereas 80 to 85 p.c is moderate, and 79 % or much less rates as severe. Sleep apnea occurs when airflow reduces by 80 p.c. An airflow reduction to 50 to eighty percent qualifies as a hypopnea episode. Blood oxygen ran..."
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