What is dangerous oxygen saturation level for ALS patient?

A “dangerous oxygen saturation level” for an ALS patient is the same as a “dangerous oxygen saturation level” for anyone else and that is “an oxygen saturation level that defeats the hypoxic respiration drive. ALS From Both Sides: Oxygen? read more

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A dangerous blood oxygen level, also called hypoxemia, occurs when a lower-than-average level of oxygen is circulating from the blood to the cells and tissues of the body. Normal blood oxygen levels are within the 95 to 100 percent range. read more

When oxygen saturation levels fall below 92%, the pressure of the oxygen in your blood is too low to penetrate the walls of the red blood cells. So, oxygen is unable to access transportation to your cells, tissues, and organs. read more