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Feeling dizziness and when am using oximeter SaO2 is first showing below 80 and then slowly reaching towards 90+. Should I worry about this Or it is normal..
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Saturation falling down is always a cause of concern. So need more details. Kindly consult
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You need to take multiple readings and also check after walking. Work up is needed.
Consult for your concern.
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Hi, need some more information for evaluation. Please feel free to contact directly
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Consult me as it seems worrisome
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Dr. Anand Prakash Pandey
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Sit relaxed and calm, pulse oximeter reading should also correlated with signs and symptoms like difficulty in breathing or fast breathing. If these are also present contact hospital immidieatly and if not just sit and meaure after sometimes, it will b normal surely.
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Walk for 10 min. And again measure spo2.
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