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Spo2 and hr
While measuring spo2 from oximeter occasionally my results of spo2 is 97%, Pr is 77 and PI is 17-18%.All are normal. But i feel the PI is showing high level. Is this reading is cause for concern because of high PI. I do not have any symptoms. Does the oximeter shows wrong reading.i am 24 years old no disease history
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It's completely normal if you don't have respiratory problems /covid/smoking
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Hi, need not to worry.
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