Question 1

is blood oxygen level 93 ok?

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It depends: If you live at sea level, and the pulse oximetry machine if functioning normally, your arterial oxygen saturation should be higher than 93%.  
If you live at high altitude, the partial pressure of oxygen in the air is lower and, depending on how high you are, an oxygen saturation level of 93% may be normal.

Question 2

risk of having low blood level?

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Need more info: If you have heavy periods you are at risk for low blood iron and hemoglobin and should take iron supplement. 
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, low fat milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco or alcohol in any form. 
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Question 3

what should blood iron levels be?

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Iron levels: Serum iron level should be between 50 and 150 ug/dl. This would be listed on the blood test report. Most people would check a complete blood count first and a low iron level would be suggested by a low hemoglobin below 10 g/dl or a hematocrit level below 37%. These are just general numbers. Ask your doctor for an evaluation and lab if you are concerned.

Question 4

is a blood iron level of 21 low ?

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Yes: Yes. You should get a complete blood count and check what your hemoglobin level is to see if you are anemic and how anemic. You should also get an "iron profile" and ferritin test  to complete the testing for anemia.

Question 5

are low blood oxygen levels normal?

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High is good.: Well you would anticipate 95 to 100% oxygen saturation for a young healthy adult. The lower the oxygen saturation the more concern.

Question 6

blood tests   of levels  pancreadits?

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Pancreatitis: Typical tests done include amylase and lipase. Amylase can be elevated due to other problems, so lipase is more specific. Any elevation indicates a problem. Lab values are specific to the lab used. Severe pancreatitis can elevate the lipase into the 1000's.  Even a small elevation above normal can cause severe pain.

Question 7

92% blood oxygen level, is this okay?

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Not really: If it is a nonsmoker, then no, should be 95%+ as "normal." lower can indicate lung infection or function abnormality. Smokers or persons with lung diseases often have lower saturations like this. If no explanation, should see dr for exam and probably chest xray ; breathing treatment(s).

Question 8

is a blood b12 level of 1400 too high?

Accepted Answer

No: It is higher than the lab reference range, but it is fine and nothing to worry about.

Question 9

how can i boost my blood oxygen level?

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Supplement: You could supplement oxygen if you had a condition which required it.  It would do you no good just to do it.

Question 10

how can blood creatine levels be lowered?

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IT CAN BE LOWERED: By improving kidney function and creatinine clearance improves with it.

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