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During exercise, what's the normal oximeter readings?
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Normal: Normally, there should be no change in pulse oximetry with exercise. If your pulse oximetry reading is in the high 90s or 100% at rest it should stay at that level. Dropping pulse oximetry with exercise occurs with some lung diseases and some cardiac conditions.
Answered 4/12/2018
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