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Spo2 variation

2021-07-04 07:36:04
Hi doctor, I am covid recovered person. My ct score was 12 at time of covid and it came down to 7 after two month. I see little variation in my spo2 during some activities. Normal seating - 97-98 Incline position - 95-97 6 min walk - 97-98 After climbing 4 floor straiers - 98-99 After some 30 min house activities - 96-98. 6 min continuous run( without break) - 96-97( plus 150 reach) I keep finger in oxiometer for maximum 2 min after these activities. Is these fine to vary like this ?? Please suggest.please read given data properly before answer
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All the spo2 values are normal..No need to worry

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Hi. I understand your concern s. Stop checking oxygen saturation if you don't have any symptoms. If you have symptoms do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription

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Its normal..nothing to worry until u devlop symptoms which cause problem in ur daily routine..but if u still feel anxious u can contact pulmonologist.

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Normal

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Variation in spo2, is very common during  the different activities,,and positions of the body.pl do not exert yourself. Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports

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This is normal. Repeated checking of SpO2 not required. If you don’t have any symptoms then please stop checking it again and again.
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Tell your family members to hide the pulse oximeter from you.

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No need to worry Some variation after activity is normal thing

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