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My mother tested positive.

2021-04-26 16:19:23
Currently having no severe issue except SP02 that is fluctuating between 85 to 89 . so what to do in this case. we are giving her oxygen when value get dropped else she is not facing any respiratory problem but still spo2 level is not increasing.
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It's better to stay at home n try to do deep breath yoga n stay at well ventillated room.. N continue URTI antibiotic.. N arrange ambu bag fr home n fr meds consult online.

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Lie prone for 20 mins on your hips, not on your stomach. After that change to side position. See if this helps. If not consult a doctor.
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do an hrct thorax

Answered2021-04-26 16:23:47

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Nothing can be done to increase spo2 directlt expet by giving oxygen which is being done already
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no medicines necessary for increasing spo2. we could give medicines for aches and other things

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Lie down prone If possible admit her somewhere Need to get few tests done and also to add or start few Medicines
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