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2021-04-27 10:10:47
Hello doctor... My husband oxygen level always remains between 93-95 and he doesn't have covid symptoms... Is it normal ?? What's the normal range if he doesn't have covid?? ... What should I do??
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Should get rtpcr for covid 19 , if he is a smoker then chest ct scan is recommended along with a pft test.. gud luck . Also monitor spo2 regularly

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With Room Air, Blood Oxygen Level must be > 95% in Normal Cases. If not so, then some Physiology / Pathology issues to be ruled out.
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Breath Holding Exercise to improve Chest Muscle Stamina.

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