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Can anxiety cause increase in pulse rate
I am in fear that what will happen to me and family members if i get infected with covid... Even if i get 99 or 99.5 temp i panic and think that i might have the virus... And my oximeter reading also rarely dips to 97/96 and when when it dips i gets tensed my pulse shoots upto 140 bpm and i feel like meri saas ukhadh rhi hai... Then i check my oximeter it shows 99 then i suddenly start feeling well
So can u pls tell me when i should take these symptoms seriously that i might have the virus like
Fever -?
Oximeter reading -?
Running nose. - ?
And how regularly should i check my oximeter reading or fever in a day...
Pls help i get very scared and sometimes unable to sleep at night due to this
hi ,22 year male ,if u don't have any prior illness like tuberculosis, asthma,diabetes,
u just dont worry at all,temperature above 99 degrees Fahrenheit in morning
temperature 100 or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit u can consider it as fever, not below it,
so u just dont have fever much as of now,
with anxiety and fever heart rate shoot up so u just relax ,don't worry about,atleast right now,
pulsoximeter reading varies upto 3 depending on proper placement of it,reading above 95 percent is fine,
Next Steps
shortness of breath ,severe cough, severe headache, chest pain or tightness are severe warning symptoms, u are a 22 year male,chill out if u don't have any
Health Tips
eat high protein diet
sleep well,
do salt water gargling,
steam inhalation, maintain distance from elders as they are more risky not u
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