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My blood pressure is 111 over 59 and my pulse is 92. i have laboured breathing and my oxygen level last week was 85 - should i be concerned?
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Yes: The blood pressure is good. The pulse is rather fast. The oxygen level if acurrate is quite low. You probably have some condition already that you are aware of since most people have no idea what their oxygen level is. Please get rechcecked by your doctor.
Answered 1/7/2016
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