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Oxygen level of my father is 89
I tested using pulse oximeter, his reading is 89,90 and 91. I am afraid . He do not have symptoms. He is sub inspector of police. He do not have proper rest. He has habit of smoke and alcohol.
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Hi. I understand your concern s. Get covid RTPCR done. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription
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In smokers ... saturation may go down to 94 ...but in ur father scenario it is significant he has to be evaluated...any complaints of breathlessness r cough, please have a chest xray
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It may be covid unless proved otherwise. Check for symptoms in family members also. Go to a hospital and get a consultation for further evaluation. Avoid smoking.
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Visit nearby hospital. Test for covid. He may also require admission and additional investigations.
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Isolate and monitor his fever and oxygen saturation. He may require hospitalization.
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