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Oxygen level
I am just monitoring my oxygen level in morning it is just showing 70 & droping to 36 2 times after that i rub my finger & it shows around 98
After that i am regularly monitoring my oxygen level & it is around 97 98
This all situation cause so much anxiety i am feeling nausea like feeling
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No need to be anxious. If ur spo2 70 you would have difficulty in breathing.
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Dr. Selvakumar
General Physician
1 yrs exp
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You should use good quality pulse oximeter..and position of oxymeter, choose correct finger are need to give a exact oxygen level by oximeter..
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