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Regarding O2 level

2021-09-10 17:17:25
Is it okay to have SpO2 range between 85-90 with no difficulty in breathing. Symptoms include slight fever and body pain.
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U might suddenly end up with severe symptoms.
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Better consult and start treatment

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That level  of oxygen is not at all good.. . U need to take oxygen.... since how many days r u having symptoms...Get an RTPCR test done... U must b covid positive.... U vl need to take the complete covid treatment...
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consult me n practo vth the report for treatment.

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