Question 1

Hey, I'm wondering about my SPO2 levels. I check it sometimes and it ranges from 94 to 99, but I don't have any symptoms. Is this normal, or should I be concerned?

Accepted Answer

normal

Question 2

I'm living in a cold climate, and for the past couple of years, as winter approaches, I've noticed I have this ongoing breathing problem along with a cough that produces phlegm. It seems to linger all winter long. I've tried using some anti-cough syr...

Accepted Answer

drink warm water  , tab tusq for 5 days

Question 3

I'm dealing with a dust allergy and have been using this nasal spray called flublock. I'm wondering if I can switch to using Naselin nasal spray instead. Do they work the same way, and is one of them gentler on the nose than the other?

Accepted Answer

work same way but different ingredients

Question 4

I'm really concerned about my father's health. His chest X-ray and CT scan show viral pneumonia, and even though his COVID test came back negative, the pulmonologist suggested repeating it because there might be a false negative. He's been admitted t...

Accepted Answer

Yes, false negative tests .Repeat covid test is advised to the patient Rest continue all the medications as advised by the physician.

Question 5

I'm wondering if I should rely on an oximeter for checking my oxygen levels. Is it always accurate, and can I trust it for regular use?

Accepted Answer

yes it is reliable unless your hands are cold

Question 6

I'm a bit concerned about this shortness of breath I keep experiencing, especially after 3 pm nearly every day. I find myself needing to take deep breaths or breathe through my mouth, and sometimes my chest hurts because of it. I've been dealing with...

Accepted Answer

The recurring shortness of breath, chest discomfort, and need for deep breathing or mouth breathing, especially after 3 pm daily, may indicate underlying conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), anxiety, or cardiac issues, and warrants a thorough medical evaluation, including pulmonary function tests, echocardiogram, and blood work, to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.

Hey, I'm wondering about my SPO2 levels. I check it sometimes and it ranges from 94 to 99, but I don't have any symptoms. Is this normal, or should I be concerned?

Hey, I'm wondering about my SPO2 levels. I check it sometimes and it ranges from 94 to 99, but I don't have any symptoms. Is this normal, or should I be concerned?

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I'm living in a cold climate, and for the past couple of years, as winter approaches, I've noticed I have this ongoing breathing problem along with a cough that produces phlegm. It seems to linger all winter long. I've tried using some anti-cough syr...

I'm dealing with a dust allergy and have been using this nasal spray called flublock. I'm wondering if I can switch to using Naselin nasal spray instead. Do they work the same way, and is one of them gentler on the nose than the other?

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