Pediatric Oximetry - Masimo Rad G (2 Night Testing)

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Sleep testing in 4 easy steps:

1. Purchase the Masimo Rad-G Pediatric Oximetry for use for 1 night.
2. An E-Mail will be sent with a link for a booking your appointment.
3. A digital medical intake form for completion prior to the appointment will be sent after booking
4. Take the device for 1 night and return it the following day by 12pm

Unlocking Better Health: Why Overnight Pediatric Oximetry is Essential for Children Under 12

Children communicate their health in countless subtle ways, and sometimes their symptoms point to something more than meets the eye. If your child experiences anxiety, chronic sinus issues, fatigue, dark circles under the eyes, ADD/ADHD symptoms, snoring, mouth breathing, or is frequently ill, they might be signaling an underlying problem that’s often overlooked: sleep-disordered breathing (SDB). 

One highly effective, non-invasive tool for identifying potential SDB in children is Overnight Pediatric Oximetry. This test monitors your child’s oxygen levels and heart rate while they sleep, providing critical data that can reveal disruptions in their breathing patterns. Here’s why it’s worth considering:

1. Detect the Root Cause of Common Symptoms

Many parents are unaware that poor-quality sleep can exacerbate or even cause issues like anxiety, attention difficulties, and frequent illness. When breathing is compromised during sleep, the body works harder to get oxygen, leading to fragmented sleep and systemic stress. Identifying these disruptions early can pave the way for targeted treatments that address the root of these problems.

2. A Window Into Their Sleep Health

Unlike adult sleep apnea, which is often accompanied by loud snoring and gasping, pediatric SDB can present in more subtle ways. Children may snore lightly, breathe through their mouths, or simply appear restless. An Overnight Pediatric Oximetry test captures detailed data that can help your healthcare provider assess whether your child’s oxygen levels drop during the night—an early warning sign of potential breathing disorders.

3. Non-Invasive and Easy to Perform

The best part? This test is easy and completely safe for children. It involves a simple finger probe or small device worn overnight in the comfort of your home. There’s no need for intimidating hospital stays or invasive procedures. The data collected is painless to gather but priceless in its ability to offer clarity and peace of mind.

4. Better Sleep, Better Life

When children sleep well, their bodies and brains thrive. Addressing sleep-disordered breathing can improve your child’s mood, focus, and energy levels, while reducing symptoms like sinus issues, fatigue, and susceptibility to illness. Many parents report profound improvements in their child’s behavior, health, and overall well-being after receiving a diagnosis and implementing a treatment plan.

5. A Preventive Step Toward Long-Term Health

Left untreated, pediatric sleep-disordered breathing can lead to serious long-term issues, including impaired growth, heart strain, and poor academic performance. Early detection through Overnight Pediatric Oximetry empowers families to act before these problems escalate.

Who Should Consider Overnight Pediatric Oximetry?

This test is especially recommended if your child:

• Snores or breathes through their mouth while sleeping
• Struggles with attention or learning difficulties
• Has recurrent sinus infections or is frequently ill
• Wakes up tired despite a full night’s sleep
• Shows signs of hyperactivity, anxiety, or mood swings

Take the First Step Toward Better Health

Your child’s health and happiness start with a good night’s sleep. Don’t let subtle symptoms go unchecked—investigate the possibility of sleep-disordered breathing with a simple, effective Overnight Pediatric Oximetry test. It’s a small step that could make a big difference in your child’s quality of life.

Talk to your pediatrician today and give your child the gift of better sleep—and a brighter tomorrow.