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Spo 93-98.
My father's spo is running from 93 to 98.it stick to 97-98.it goes to 93 94 bit comes back to 97 and he has recovered from covid.is it normal
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No need to worry. You may position probe differently in some other finger. Reading can vary due to improper placement. You can try proning your father and look for improvement. Since saturation reaches 97-98 most of times I don't think you have to worry.
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Monitor occasionally. Reassure your dad.
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keep a closer look for danger signs like breathlessness, excessive fatigue, chest pain etc. Take care.
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It’s normal . Kindly consult me on Practo for instant guidance
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It is normal.. Finger  variation.. Improper placement  oximeter may be a cause.. Chest physiotherapy  and Breathing  exercises  will hlp to stablise any deficiencies.. Proning excercises are  indispensable..
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It might be due to incorrect placement of the oxymeter or due to poor circulation to the extremities. As long as it comes back to 97% , you don't have to be worried.
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continue chest physiotherapy at home for good pulmonary rehab
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Sudden onset chest pain, breathlessness and giddiness are warning signs you should look out for.
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Its absolutely normal..
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