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I got covid positive on 18.05.2021 , I was ok my saturation level was above 95 in my isolation period my husband was taking care of me he got positive on 03.06.2021 he was normal and no symptoms now if I check my saturation it's coming the video attached for reference
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Why your using Two pulse oxymeter one is enough , it is normal Saturation Don't be panic.
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Hello,
It is showing a saturation of 98% as per the picture you have attached. That is normal.
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Its normal
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Hello. Values are normal.
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Dr. Rucha Kulkarni
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1 yrs exp
Sangli
Dnt worry , values are normal .
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