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So... an oximetry test. we just finished night 1 of 4 with the at home test on our 21 month old son. although i witnessed a few apneas, my kids o2 was not as bad as i had expected. his heart rate shocked me though. his heart rate baseline appeared to be i
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?: Sorry your question got cut off. Babies have rapid heart rates. Oh, you noticed!
Answered 10/11/2014
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