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Asking for Self, Female, 34 years old, Lahore
Aoa. I am a mom 3 kids Last born is on formula milk Last born is 4 months old Age 34 Contracted covid in July 2020 during 3rd month of pregnancy Since then I have low saturation usually between 89 to 94 Although I m performing my domestic duties .. taking care of home and kids very diligently. Usually claimed up stairs 3 to 4 times a day n never face shortness of breath. Is it possible that my original baseline be is low? How can I improve my spO2 base line? Should I get vaccination for covid as I have heard many cases where spO2 levels decreased after getting vaccinated.
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89 to 94 pretty normal sats. increase breathing patterns in early morning for fresh air.
I don't think vaccines causing any of such side effects . get urself vaccinated upbringing of ur children need ur health and care
don't hear the rubbish about vaccines false news
Dr. Maqsood Ahmed - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist
| MBBS | MCPS | | Quetta
1 chances of having low baseline oxygen saturation is low
2 breathing exercises can improve saturation
3 no reason not to get vaccinated. get it done
Dr. Muhammad Imran Sohail - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist
| MBBS | MCPS ( Pulmonology ) | | Rahim Yar Khan
39 Positive Reviews
some patients have post covid fibrosis which leads to mild dyspnea and low sats depending upon damage extent. other causes of low saturation needs to be ruled out as well. some investigations including HRCT chest may be needed. consult nearby pulmonologist
Dr. Abdul Wajid Khan - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist
MBBS, FCPS (Pulmonology) | Sialkot
45 Positive Reviews
nothing to worry if u r not feeling short of breath while climbing stairs etc
and there is no relation of spo2 with vaccine
vaccine is must for everyone
you must get your vaccination asap
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Hi, you can get vaccinated if you want to it will not harm you. As per your breathing is concerned you can visit my clinic in evening mon to sat 3-10pm easylife health clinic block G Ndure shoes basement johar town. You need to improve your breathing because it can be dangerous in future and I can help you for sure without medicines and long term benefit in Sha Allah.
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Asst. Prof. Dr. Shanawer Qaiser - Pulmonologist / Lung Specialist
MBBS, FCPS (Pulmonology) | Sialkot
18 Positive Reviews
Thankyou for contacting.
You can increase your oxygen saturation after covid by doing deep breathing exercises, do exercise daily, patients have mild fibrosis after covid but it will recover of its own, just do exercise and take healthy diet.
Yes you can get vaccinated after 1 month of recovery from covid, and vaccination has not impact on oxygen saturation. You must not have fever or active infection during vaccination.
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