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My oxygen level is 95%-96% at sea level and 87%-89% in aspen at 8000 ft. should i be concerned?
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Oxygen saturation: Those are normal O2 saturation percentages at sea level and 8,000 feet. No concern at all, assuming you're not having symptoms like shortness of breath or lightheadedness. Discuss with your doctor if you have either of these, or if you have heart or lung disease.
Answered 12/9/2022
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