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Pulse ox keeps fluctuating from 92-99 pulse ox with 60-86bpm. is this okay? i am covid positive and also have sleep apnea. ears are ringing, tired. i don't feel short of breath just really fatigued?
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This sounds well in the acceptable range for a stable pattern. Levels that drop into the high 80s would signal a worsening change & need for re-evaluation.
Answered 1/8/2023
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