Spo2 levels

2021-07-02 17:15:29
Why my spo2 is flacuating, from 98-97-96 then it will come to 98, and after a minute it comes back to 97, then it comes to 98. Is it a problem? Please guide me i am very tensed
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It is normal you can't say this is fluctuations unless different of 4 For further query consult me on app or wtsp 882815435three

Answered2021-07-02 18:10:55

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These things are normal ...please don't be confused..and don't check repeatedly

Answered2021-07-02 17:19:04

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Answered2021-07-02 19:23:03

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SP O2 is it thing to be fluctuating kindly keep the pulse oximeter for a complete one minute in your index finger or thumb after washing your hands with soap and water and the rating after one minute will be the final reading. Kindly consult with a picture of your pulse oximeter while taking their SPO2 level Keep the hand still while taking the reading . Even after this the readings are fluctuating you can consult me for further guidance
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Answered2021-07-02 18:11:41

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