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A member asked:
My o 2 level has been approximately 92 -93 & my heart rate is about 112 i have had a cold / flu for three and a half weeks now is this something i sho?
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Mgt.: I would recommend seeing your PCP or acute care center. The O2 saturation is borderline and you may have developed a secondary illness such as pneumonia. Your physician can evaluate you, and determine whether there is a complication of you flu illness.
Answered 12/18/2017
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