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Spo2 levels
Dear Sir,
I had done a simple spo2 checking in pulse oximeter, where tge results are in middle fingure it is always 97-98% which always remains in 98%. But in index fingure the spo2 is flacutating from 95-96%, but remains in 96-97%. Is there any issue?. I don't have any covid symptom and nor in contact with covid patient. Should i wprru for it?
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It's normal
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Not an issue... Nothing to worry..
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Dr. V R Tindwani
Family Physician
51 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Any thing above 94 is ok, Rt middle finger is best finger to check spo2
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