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Sp02 after 3 month of covid
Hi doctor, It has been 3 months since I am recovered from covid. My lungs ct at time of diagnose was 13 and it came down to 7 after two month repeat ct csan. I am still measuring my oxygen 30 times a day due to fear.  I keep finger in oximeter for minimum 4 min. It fluctuate around 96-98 in index finger and 97-98 in middle finger of right hand in sitting position. 1 . Should I still measure my oxygen like this?? 2. Some days back, index finger reading used to come 97-98...but now it is 96-97 mostly I am really scared if my oxygen is dipping again. I dnt have another symptoms liek fever or breathlessness. My 6min walk test is 97-98 in middle finegr. Please suggest( please suggest if u want to answer this but not suggesting consultation) I shall be highly thankful
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kindly do a consultation with a pulmonologist to know more bout ur case and further management!!!!
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You need not measure the spo2 now.Do lung exercises.
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