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Are The O2 Stats Normal If They Are In The Range Of 82-86 ?
I have had chest pain for two years I was told it was probably myocarditise I was un able to conform this with an echo.due to no innsurance.My o2 stats are in the eighty four to eighty six range im wondering if this is normal.I also have with no warning what feels like huge air bubbles going through my heart What could that be?I have a very bad imune system as well. I catch everything.If my kids have a cold I get bronchitise or i just cant get rid of it.I havent gone more than a month without something for two years
Sat, 30 Mar 2013
Hi natalie
minimum oxygen saturation should be above 90%. If it remains chronically in the range of 84-86 you may need oxygentherapy. better meet a cardiologist for myocarditis because it may worsen without treatment.
best wishes
minimum oxygen saturation should be above 90%. If it remains chronically in the range of 84-86 you may need oxygentherapy. better meet a cardiologist for myocarditis because it may worsen without treatment.
best wishes
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oxygen saturation of 84 he is not at all normal. This needs oxygen supplementation immediately.
Hope you had received required care when needed.
myocarditis is a disease which worsens more with out treatment.you should take appropriate treatment regularly.
Hope this information is useful to you and others.
Take care
Welcome to HealthcareMagic.
oxygen saturation of 84 he is not at all normal. This needs oxygen supplementation immediately.
Hope you had received required care when needed.
myocarditis is a disease which worsens more with out treatment.you should take appropriate treatment regularly.
Hope this information is useful to you and others.
Take care
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