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SP02 trend

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‎07-16-2023 01:49

‎07-16-2023 01:49

Hi, my SP02 is trending upwards and is out of my normal range. But can't really find anyway that explains the risk of impact of this.....any pointers, I have searched several sources but end up at the same few articles,,#.

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‎07-16-2023 08:45

‎07-16-2023 08:45

In terms of SpO2, the higher the better really. You'd want to be as close to 100% as possible. As for why yours has changed, it's impossible for us to say. Although I wouldn't think it's a bad thing. 

If you are concerned it's really best to speak to your Doctor. 

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