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I got covid in month of may, was negative 14 days later. I have been vaccinated with my first dose and its been 5 days.
Today i was feeling a bit low so I slept in afternoon and when I woke up I was feeling short of breath and sweaty. I checked my saturation and oximeter showed 235 as my heart rate, again checked again it showed 230+, mu mother checked through it, it showed 105.
Then I got it checked through blood Pressure device and results were, 125/80 and heart rate was 105.
My other oximeter showed heart rate as 90-105
I'm worried.
I did mu ecg in June and it was normal
I'm worried
How can it be 235
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Can be error of oxymeter.
Try taking it from other oxymeter
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Dr. Bisweswar Das
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