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A member asked:
I read that people with copd o2 goes lower during exercise is this true for people without lung issues to? i have a o2 of 97 98 that when walking at a good pace goes to 96 sometime 95 then quickly goes back 97 when stopped. sometimes it stays at 97?
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The data you provided is normal for the level of activity you described. If you are not short of breath, do not be concerned about the numbers. Wish you good health!
Answered 7/18/2022
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