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Could a nurse or doctor advise?
PowerPantsRule · 17/03/2020 20:34
I am worried that if I get corona virus I won't go to hospital in time. I am chronically ill which mean I am used to feeling absolutely rotten and often I mismanage my symptoms on the side of laxity.
I have a pulse ox thing I bought from Amazon....what would be the level at which to consider hospital? Lower than 90%?
PrayingandHoping · 17/03/2020 20:35
Having had a baby in intensive care I know they don't like anything under 92 but stability should be over 95
FaithInfinity · 17/03/2020 20:52
‘Normal’ is perceived as 96+. Do you have respiratory problems?
Thelnebriati · 17/03/2020 20:55
I'm going to suggest you set your alarm to go off twice a day, and when it goes off you take your temperature and/or pulse. If it its not as it should be, phone 111 or A&E.
Pomegranatepompom · 17/03/2020 20:57
How reliable is the monitor? have you positioned well?
Bloomburger · 17/03/2020 20:58
I'd check that levels for a baby and an adult are the same, they may be wildly different?
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