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Is an average sleeping spo2 of 92% acceptable for an infant's brain development? is there an optimal spo2 range for brain development?
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92% is fine!: Over 90% is just fine so don't worry. Do discuss your concerns about your baby w/ the pediatrician. Premmies do raise parents anxiety, but try to do the hard task of finding the just right spot of care/comfort. When you ask for and get good info from the Dr. use it to do the right stuff and relax. I wish you all well!
Answered 10/15/2017
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