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SPO2 low
Is SPO2 of 96% normal? Today Had gone to hospital to take my mother for check up and randomly decided to get my saturation checked.. to my surprise it was 96%.. pulse- 98.. nurse though said it's normal- nothin to worry but since last month it was 98% so bit anxious
No Covid symptoms but I have been sneezing more often since 2 days- maybe sinus/ allergy has resurfaced... nurse told me it cud be coz of anxiety as I was bit stressed already- pulse also elevated
Plz tell me shall I get Covid test and chest X-ray tom????
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The pulse rate is high under you are not having any symptoms that means there may be a panic attack and the oxygen saturation it is almost normal and nothing to worry.
As a precautionary measure please go through the routine investigation and it helped you to know how is your health condition in general and are you facing any problem in your lungs ?
If you want to detail discussion try to contact me and I will explain you in detail.
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Belgaum
Do not worry
Do not panic
Start respiratory exercise inspiration expiration
Atleast 15min thrice daily
Take montec lc
Relax
Walking and simple exercises
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