iHealth PO3 Pulse Oximeter

Hi Amlan. it always fluctuate.. and doesn't remain static.... And no it is not a problem if it remain in the normal range..

Dear Hemanth Ji As per age his SPO2 is lower. But if there are no other symptoms of COVID or any other problem, should be well with him.

Hello, You need to monitor your weight, first. To keep tachycardia under grip you need to follow certain natural norms apart from medication. Go for meditation to reduce your stress inorder to nourish your body conditioning the heart reducing depression & anxiety. Tk,  plenty of water to regulate metabolism,  diluting blood to reduce pressure on the heart to monitor tachycardia & BP. Your diet be easily digestible on time to check gastric disorder that triggers rhytimic disorder & loss of sleep. Tk, homoeopathic medicine:@.Arjuna 2 Q -10 drops, thrice with 2tsfl of water. Avoid ,junkfood, alcohol & nicotine. Tk,  care.

Its having a sensor if it is showing same readings in pencil and your finger then for sure it is erratic.

A normal abg blood oxygen level for healthy lungs will usually fall between 80 and 100 millimeters. If using a pulse oximeter, this reading should typically be between 95 and 100 percent. In the case of severe copd on the other hand, an expected pulse oximetry level is likely to be between 88 to 92 percent. Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.