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Is a 93% to 94% oxygen saturation a concern in someone with no diagnosed pulmonary issues?
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Oxygen saturation: At your age and with no health issues or symptoms, I would expect your oxygen saturation on room air, at rest to be between 95-100. I suspect that your pulse oximeter is not quite accurate.
Answered 9/2/2020
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