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My daughter is 16 months her o2 ranges from 92 to 94. do i need to be concerned my dr isn't really answering me ?
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Variable: The 02 ranges will vary. ?: -what device are you using to measure -why are you checking -when are you checking If you are concerned, take your device to your DR's office and check against the one they use.
Answered 1/17/2016
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