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Bp vs Oxygen saturation
Does Blood pressure variations make oxygen saturation levels low in covid patients?Thanks in advance
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If the bp gets very low and circulation is hampered and perfusion is affected then yes saturation can get low.
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Dr. Danish Qureshi
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History noted. Please consult me on practo for a detailed one on one conversation and prescription. Thanks
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Dr. Kundan Kumar
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Dr. Pravin Karade
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Nanded
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Dr. Sashivarnan C
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Coimbatore
No, blood pressure has no effect on oxygen saturation..
need not worry...
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