What Exactly is a PSG Test Dwarka?

Polysomnography (PSG) represents the definitive diagnostic standard for comprehensive sleep disorder assessment. This advanced overnight monitoring protocol simultaneously captures multiple physiological signals including brain electrical activity (EEG), eye movement patterns (EOG), muscle tension monitoring (EMG), cardiac rhythm tracking (ECG), respiratory flow analysis, chest and abdominal movement detection, oxygen saturation levels (SpO2), and sleep positioning throughout your entire sleep cycle. Beyond basic sleep tracking applications, PSG provides detailed sleep architecture mapping — examining REM sleep cycles, non-REM stages, sleep latency periods, arousal index calculations, and respiratory disturbance patterns (RDI). This comprehensive data enables sleep physicians to accurately diagnose conditions including obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), central sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome (RLS), REM behavior disorder, and various sleep-related movement disorders with clinical precision.

Who Should Consider a PSG Test Dwarka?

You may require polysomnography if you experience:

• Sleep-related breathing irregularities such as persistent snoring, observed breathing pauses, or choking episodes
• Excessive daytime fatigue despite sufficient sleep duration (Epworth Sleepiness Scale >10)
• Unexplained morning headaches or throat dryness upon waking
• Restless leg sensations or involuntary limb movements disrupting sleep
• Suspected narcolepsy with sudden sleep episodes or muscle weakness attacks
• REM behavior disorder involving physical dream enactment or sleep vocalizations
• Persistent insomnia resistant to standard treatment approaches
• Cardiovascular concerns potentially associated with sleep breathing disorders
• Pre-operative assessment for bariatric surgery or cardiac procedures