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A member asked:
My oxygen sats go up too 100% which is not usual for me and my heart rate goes down too 47 bpm a feel lightheaded what could this be .
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Could be normal: 100% o2 sats it's a normal reading. Hr of 47 can be normal if good cardio state. Don't know much about you. Are you in any medication? Do you have any medical condition? Did the symptoms occur with position changes like sitting and standing? Good history and physical necessary to give you my opinion about your symptom. See a physician.
Answered 3/18/2014
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