Low blood oxygen levels

[@user-ec9mn2mz4m]

Youre the best cardiologist and very down to earth. Please, keep it up Doc.We appreciate all the information that you have provided us and they' re very useful and applicable on a daily basis. Thank you so much!!!

[@terrythoo]

Thanks n educational

[@canbalcioglu4229]

Thank you doctor. I've been following you for many years now. You're a gift to humanity🙏🥰

[@bernadettehynes-cafferkey3917]

Agree

[@canbalcioglu4229]

@@dnaunleashed6636 a virtual stalker😃

[@phantomexpress]

Thank you, Sanjay. The explanations in your videos are immensely helpful. Your integrity and desire/dedication to genuinely help people is inspiring. --Elliott

[@jimthomson6180]

It is so interesting to hear you explain everything so well. As a cardiac patient I am grateful for the knowledge that you are providing me that I otherwise would never have the opportunity to learn. Thank you so much. A dedicated student. Jim

[@peterhallam2764]

thank you so much for all your videos and dedication to us folk out here. as an old cardio patient it just wonderful to get an education in what we face each day.

[@sonjatiffin6331]

I have small red blood in my bone marrow doesn't work right I take a lot of iron to build up my blood cells but they're still little and yes I have problem with my oxygen

[@denishawkes2528]

That was needed to be told about oxygen meters. Well said. You are the most helpful person. I WISH YOU HEALTH ALWAYS.

[@puppylov3808]

This man is the Mr. Rogers of medicine. This is an entire educational show and I love it

[@awso-noanazz]

Is he the son of Sanjay Gupta from fox news and who used to be on the CCTV monitors in clinics before fox? He looks a little old to be his son but if it's him he should use Jr. to avoid confustion. Maybe the name is common in his culture? Cuz I know this isn't THE Sanjay Gupta I used to watch daily.

[@awso-noanazz]

@Michael G WHAT? Who said I watch Fox news? I haven't watched that since 2010! Thanks mainly to Shepard Smith. Couldn't stand him and the other anchors yelling at the guest segments.

[@newsreader4321]

Haha

[@ralfoxygen1374]

The newest therapy from Germany: Vital Air 5+ device !

[@shantinaturechild3239]

@@awso-noanazz Sanjay and Gupta as re common names like John Smith etc.

[@samielyas7907]

My God. You’re a professor in cardiology, in 14 minutes covered the subject more than 100% with even small details that are unnoticeable ex. Fingernails polish. I really wish my cardiologists would give me even 20% info of during my visits. Thank you prof.

[@lisabriggs2981]

Dr Sanjay last week my divorce was finalized and l haven't slept good in 3yrs and was on a cpac machine. And each night since my divorce l have been sleeping more and last night l got 7hrs of sleep. Hallelujah!!! And l haven't felt any heart pain.. Can't wait to see my cardiologist to tell him the good news. Stress and Abuse can also affect the heart and insomnia. Love listening to you explain about the heart. Blessing to you and your family.

[@willieg7024]

I've trained myself to breathe deeply through the nose instead of the mouth at all times for higher O2 readings. Thank you doctor for another excellent video.

[@katesisco]

Ive never been able to swim even the length of the pool as a child, and being around a body shop as an adult is not helpful. Ive made it to 76 and have dealt with not sleeping at night by spelling in my tummy a bit to make a deep breath. Works for now.

[@brendaclementd9907]

Walking 30mins every day really helps with oxygen 😊

[@LastTrump7]

@@brendaclementd9907it will long term?Why?

[@mikhailamaniraj2238]

You are a heart doctor with a true heart. Thank you

[@k.b.9716]

Wow. Perfect timing. So much confusion about it, and some health care workers do not take the readings seriously. 🙏 😊

[@doctorrobert60]

Thank you Dr. Gupta for the informative discussion. As a retired FP Doc I look forward for your talks to keep learning.

[@dianefaust6218]

Thank you wonderful Doctor. With you recommended magnesium that I have been taking for years now, I no longer have mitro valve prolapse, heart murmur. You, among others are a gift to mankind. My heart thanks you.

[@patnauth7064]

Thank you for sharing this information. It explains a lot about our health, and use of oxygen in our body.

[@IshfaqBashir-ch3ix]

I have a prolapse. Any advice

[@poppy5411]

You are an absolute powerhouse of information and knowledge Dr. We are indebted to you. And, why do you never seem to age, tell us your secret...lol

[@colinw732]

I am a patient at York Cardiology and have been for a number of years. Dr Gupka is great. I really enjoyed this informative video.

[@interestedobserver9352]

This was so extremely helpful, especially at this time. You are an amazing humanitarian, beside being a very knowledgeable physician, and I truly admire your dedication to medicine and your fellow human beings. I wish you a peaceful and healthy year ahead and always.

[@AlexM-jd2ro]

Yeahh, my physician has no idea about all this...strange....

[@justicekeyes308]

Thank you Dr. I only hope my new cardiologist is as knowledgeable and as wise and experienced as you!

[@andreareid8484]

Doctor very interesting conversation what diet do you recommend to someone with low blood pressure what good should one avoid

[@ralfoxygen1374]

The newest therapy from Germany: Vital Air 5+ device !

[@791410142]

Thank you for this informative video. I believe my husband has low Oxygen saturation. For two years he has been unable to walk more than 15 ft without becoming out of breath and his Oxygen levels drop into the 70’s. As soon as he sits down the levels come back to normal above 95% oxygen. I figured this out myself and have not been able to explain it to the doctors. He now has CHF and spent 2 weeks in the hospital because of fluid overload. I tried to explain the problem to the cardiologist at the hospital, but he ignored me. My husband is a 100% disabled vet and the VA tries to care for him, but I fear they are failing him. I fear My husband will pass away before I can get him help. Thanks to this video, I can now explain the problem my husband is having and show them the video. You sir are a god send.

[@steve1711]

I do a lot of running and wanted to see the effect on blood oxygen levels wearing a N95 mask. Without mask levels after 10K were 99%. After same distance run with a mask, levels were 92%.

[@adamhartley8862]

And covid thrives off low oxygen. Hence masks make it worse

[@jedlimen123]

Adam.. Perhaps the mask will keep the COVID out of there. Cheer up man!

[@adamhartley8862]

@@jedlimen123 it doesn't

[@topsecretbear9918]

@@jedlimen123 It really doesn't.... learn to read the package.

[@jedlimen123]

Adam. Never mind, skip the masks (that make it worse) & breath deep, get those oxygen levels up.. Take Secret Beer with you.. Cheers!

[@franceshemery5095]

Thank you for the explanation of difference between hypoxia and hypoxaemia...have never been asked to get out of breath for the definitive reading.

[@njabunsibande5657]

Thanks so much Dr. You are the best and I have learnt so much in a few minutes. Now I know my troubling condition. I wonder if I have the device near me. Will check . Thank you be blessed

[@donaldbingham8990]

Thank you for posting this. I am 80 years old and have been looking for this information for most of my life and now you have finally explained blood pressure in an understandable way.

[@klwthe3rd]

Sanjay always does a wonderful job explaining such complex issues into ways that us common people can understand. I have had low oxygen levels for some time. My readins will vary but mostly they fall between 91 and 94 and tend to be that low when i lay down. I feel that when i lay in a position that pushes on my lungs directly, it causes low oxygen level. Had a sleep apnea test and it came back fine. I keep bringing these low oxygen levels to my cardiologist's attention and they don't seem to think it's a problem. I disagree.

[@fishpat99]

Maybe watch his video on pots and dysautonomia kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJbXeHahetp4a6M

[@klwthe3rd]

@@Lolly8863 What I found out(which is very limited in scope) is that because I had been suffering from a GI tract issue, I was constantly bloated. This would cause my lungs 🫁 to have increased pressure from those organs(stomach & large intestine) which would affect my lungs from being able to fully expand. This was more prominent at night when I layed due to my body weight. I couldn't lay on my stomach or sides anymore and ONLY my back when I sleep. Laying on my back allowed my lungs to fully inhale and exhale without obstruction.

[@phylliswoods3238]

Thank you for a clear refresher. I am a retired critical care RN and everything you said was very easy to understand and an excellent reminder of knowledge I had forgotten.

[@jakehayes1345]

Thank you so much Doctor! You are an amazing educator and explainer.... clear and enough detail so I can understand the mechanisms well. After watching your videos I always come away with a basic working understanding of the topic. Have a Grand and Happy New Year!! God bless

[@MeadowDay]

Excellent, layman’s terms helps us all to understand this medical problem. Thank you Doctor for this excellent video.

[@Unknown-hu4gf]

My hero Dr. Gupta who takes time out of his life to educate the greater public! I'm not sure how much he knows how much he helps!

[@janwilson9485]

Happy New Year - as always, thank you so much for your insights they have made a lot of difference to me and my convoluted health problems. Good to see you looking well again.

[@daphnekapsambelis8790]

Thank you again, Doctor! All good wishes and blessings to you and yours (including Bluebell Gupta of course!) in the year ahead! I don't know if you realise how grateful so many of us are for your information and presence in our lives.

[@alanwilson8407]

All u Doc oz fans, whaddya think?😛😄😆🤔🤪🤪🤪

[@dolinaj1]

Oz is an entertainer, not a gifted physician.

[@johnnyforeigner11]

An excellent presentation, clear and concise. I am 76, quite fit but with a saturation level of 93 and a resting heart rate in the high fifties. Upon exertion my sats go up to 96 or 97. It has been like this for some years. I would love to know why, and whether or not it is significant.

[@k8eekatt]

Did you find out what was going on with your o2 levels?

[@m63]

Well said doctor I am glad you mentioned covid my husband nearly died oxymiter helped me to check his oxygen level , his level was 73.

[@bingm8109]

Did he go to the ER? I hope he is fine now. My husband had a similar reading when he had c19.

[@m63]

@@bingm8109 he was very poorly , yes he did oxymiter , oxygen i. The bed before hospital saved his life , I thought he had stroke , he was confused and talked nonsense well scary time behind us but the result of postcovid still there nearly 1 year and he didn’t return to work … kind regards

[@susansinger8700]

Thanks for the Information, I have just ordered a pulse oximeter and your video has helped me to understand the readings and what they may indicate. Wishing you a Happy and Healthy New Year.

[@forestm6611]

This was very clear and helpful! Thank you for taking the time to make this video

[@Villagefoodtravel2023]

Useful information sir thank you

[@ayeaye1363]

Happy and healthy new year to you and yours.. Your videos are always educational and extremely useful for everyone including front line health care professionals. You are one in a million. All your patients are so lucky to have you.. 🤗

[@elaineleslie975]

This was so useful. I thought I had heart problem but I’ve just been diagnosed with dysfunctional breathing pattern which causes me to hyperventilate on exertion. This video explained it so succinctly. Thank you

[@Mrsknightful]

You are such a good teacher and explain things so well that anyone could understand. 🙂 A couple of questions.... Does obesity cause you to have less oxygen in your blood and why? Last question is when using your pulse oximeter at home why do the numbers jump around and how do you get an accurate read if they are changing?

[@garycunningham5014]

I'm obviously not the doctor, but I can answer your question (in case he doesn't have the opportunity to do so). Obesity can be responsible for many health conditions, but not specifically hypoxemia. Oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide in the alveoli of the lungs. Being obese generally doesn't alter these microscopic structures. And when using a pulse oximeter, it's a good practice to give it 15 to 30 seconds to settle down when first placed on a finger. There is a tiny electronic chip in it that does some calculations to figure out the difference in absorption of two light beams shining through your finger. It may take a short time before it works out a valid measurement. A trick I use is to watch the rise and fall of the little series of lights in the display that correlate with your pulse. When they rise and fall in a regular rhythm (assuming your heart rhythm is regular), the displayed oxygen level is probably accurate.

[@josiepearce5389]

Good question I have same problems

[@Mrsknightful]

@@garycunningham5014 Thank you!

[@ericmaclaurin8525]

I had muscle spasms for years that were instantly resolved with 10 minutes on an O2 concentrator. O2 always showed at 96 or above during the day but severe untreatable speep apnea at night that I guess wasn't fixed during the day for some reason. It also kept me from building muscle which also resolved with 10 min of O2 per day.

[@satperush]

Beet Juice or supplement will help with Nitric Oxide and 02. D-Ribose is MUST have for normal rhythms and heathy heart.

[@engageyou]

Thank you Doctor, your videos have been so helpful for me:) Keep up the good work!

[@sidstovell2177]

87 years old. I do breath work first thing every morning. 98% O2. Thank you, Dr., for this interesting information.

[@angeliquesummers6460]

I need to start. Thank you and great job.

[@maryjanegrapes]

Thank You Both So Much

[@annplepyy]

Wishing you e your family a healthy happy new year 🥰

[@julieplummer6611]

Thankyou for ending my confusion. My partner was in the throes of a heart attack and whilst waiting for the ambulance, I tested his oxygen saturations, they were 99. I was so confused. He had a thrombus. It s clear now, thankyou.

[@clivebasson7831]

Thank you more than I can say - your information has helped me understand how and why my life partner (Of 75), died of one of these conditions which the Specialist described as a form of pneumonia. He was falling asleep regularly over the few days before he was admitted, but had no coughing or other distress. She described it as "the old man's gift", and he died peacefully only on oxygen - no ventilator as we had agreed not to have any artificial support. A very clear and understandable explanation - thank you.

[@melissa-Ann]

🎉 HAPPY New Year 🎉 and thank you for sharing this!! What does it mean when you feel your heart quiver (like its congested) and the only way to relive the "congestion" is to cough? What would cause that?

[@kayelle8005]

That happens to me too

[@Iwantenglandback]

Thank you so much! We have a pulseometer here at home because our son had tracheamalacia due to a tracheostomy in ITU 25 years ago in itu (after a head injury on a bike). I never knew those differences in readings but luckily a great Consultant thoracic surgeon at the Royal Brompton fitted a y-shape silicone stent until the damage healed so they removed it and he's now been fine for six years breathing normally. Fingers crossed. I also have been told that the heart rate on a pulse oximeter reads very low if someone is having PVCs or Afib. Bit scary. Thanks again

[@tztz1949]

My oximeter says I’m dead. What do I do?

[@brendaadams1483]

I have many of those problems but all drs say my oxygen levels are great but I feel bad 24/7 365 days since 1979? And I'm tired

[@jutta3378]

Excellent teaching at a level that a non-medical person can understand. I always take notes when I watch your videos. Thank you so much, Dr Sanjay!

[@jedlimen123]

Thank you again Dr! So helpful and well explained. I am a new owner of a pulse oximeter and living at 6000’ elevation and found this video very helpful. Have a great 2022!

[@luseanemau7540]

Hello please can you explain if these low oxygen and heart palpitations cause dizziness/vertigo. It's been 3 weeks of feeling dizziness and body sway. At the same time I have heavy breathing and ectopics.

[@peggymicsky8607]

I'd love to know the meaning of the bracelets you wear, Doc. I know they have some because a $300 one they're not!!

[@YorkCardiology]

Hi Peggy.. some of them were worn at Diwali when my dad was still with us. They mean a lot now:-(

[@peggymicsky8607]

@@YorkCardiology I hope they give you some comfort and love, Sanjay. At least I know what significance they are to you.

[@calltherussian]

Dr Gupta please make a video about long covid & the effects it has on the heart! I have been waiting for a long time for a video of you explaining all the heart & blood pressure disturbances covid infection can give you.

[@allanjelenjelen7559]

Einstein of cardiologist you are Mr Gupta God bless you for sharing you knowledge with fellow humans.

[@rubysastrodemedjo3269]

very informative..Thank you..

[@pthomas8327]

I am sure every one in the world knows what is V-Q mismatch. No need to explain at all. Kudos for such formidable insight

[@matts9717]

Still follow this chap. A couple of years after mild myo. His videos kept me calm and topped me up with knowledge. It’s such a interesting subject

[@donmulder8061]

When I go to the doc my SPO2 is always 98 to 100. My home SPO2 on the store bought pulse oximeters is a bit lower like 97 to 100 averaging around 98. My metabolic panel blood tests always shown my serum CO2 as around 27 to 29 which is at the higher end of normal range (22-31). Is this a problem? My doctors never mention it since it's always in normal range.

[@annpushpa4564]

Happy new year to you Dr. Sanjay! This session is so valued, Im a patient who had many faintish moments, this talk is so important for patients like me, I thankyou whole heartedly.

[@attiliadin]

Best Wishes to you... and thank you. Sending love from Sydney, Australia.

[@HunterKowald]

Did you color correct this footage and think it was a good idea? If so please check your oxygen level

[@Gershwin48]

I watched this with interest but am left with the question that led me to watch: what numbers on the oximeter tell us. Is 90% in a normal range? What changes are normal for a person who has been sitting for a couple of hours watching you tube videos? What saturation numbers should concern us?

[@hrobert745]

Thank you for addressing this topic. My blood oxygen gets low and I’ve been struggling to understand it.

[@KiwikimNZ]

Thank you very much for your time and expertise, helping to educate in a way that makes sense. It is very appreciated by all Med/Physio/Nursing students, Qualified Health professionals and patients. Your a wonderful educator ❤

[@victoriaparker2705]

Thank you for your well informed film. Just to let people know, I bought an oxygen reader from Argos for about £20. I still use it today. I am on extra oxygen (from December 2020) because of my heart condition since birth. For a few years I was on 91, until I receive extra oxygen. Generally, my oxygen can range from 86 to 93, with or without my added oxygen. I had TGA, Balock (?) and Mustard procedure. As an adult I have had balloon procedure, where the doctors enlarge an archery (I think). Hope this information is not too boring for you.

[@Claudia-dw3zl]

No it’s not boring. We learn from each other in this chat. Thanks for sharing and hope you are doing good.

[@jh9912]

How about an update related to COVID 19 vaccines and heart issues. Any new information?

[@mrb317]

My fitbit (that measures spo2 while sleeping) always has me around 93%-96% - heart rate, blood pressure are both optimal. 36, very fit and eat healthy, hardly drink alcohol.

[@canbalcioglu4229]

Fitbit's spo2 levels are usually a tad lower than your actual levels. There is a great utube channel called Quatified Scientist. He tests these gadgets. You should def check him out. You'll thank me.

[@behuman5725]

Do you snore or have sleep apnea? Perhaps ask your doctor for a sleep study where they measure all the statistics while you’re sleeping. Good luck

[@larryhojer469]

I monitor my SpO2 levels using both a Fitbit Sense and a Wellue O2 ring (said to be FDA recognized). While using my CPAP machine at night, the ring consistently has me at 98% to 99% average with ocasional low values at 95%, while the Fitbit does seem to track most of the time, every once in a while it will show an average of 95% in contradiction to the ring. I believe this is due to the way the devices gather data. The Ring transmits red light thru the finger tissue, while the Fitbit transmits its light thru the surface tissue and is more susceptible to movement and contact changes. This may be why Fitbit failed to get FDA recognition. Bottom line, take the Fitbit report with a grain of salt...

[@Husniyeakd]

@@larryhojer469 which Fitbit do you use?

[@canbalcioglu4229]

@@larryhojer469 a pulse oximeter and the ring on your finger uses the same technic; light goes out from one point and ends on the opposite side. This is the accurate way of measuring spo2 levels. Fitbit cannot do that obviously. Fitbit sends out light that bounces off of the molecules in the blood. So it won't be as accurate as a ring or a pulse oximeter.

[@kenmcleod8618]

Definitely from wearing ridiculous face masks 😷

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Great video, thanks Dr. Gupta👍

[@dgator3599]

As a heart patient, your information is extremely valuable. Even though my cardiologist is at Mayo Clinic, that doesn't mean they know everything and most are too busy to spend extra time answering "mundane" questions. I end up coming home having to "google" different terminology. You have clarified so much information and you are truly appreciated. Thanks so much for your time and knowledge.

[@bambina3148]

You’re an extremely handsome doctor 🥰

[@camban]

Rumour has it he is permanently banned from walking the wards in most hospital cardiac units as all the fluttering hearts in his wake set off alarms & overwhelms the telemetry monitors.

[@tamzinmole530]

@@camban :)

[@Kate-ue9gf]

Handsome and such a beautiful accent! 🥰

[@dawneanderson7176]

Extremely Handsome! Love the scruff too! Voice and accent, sigh…

[@ayeaye1363]

I think he knows that too 😏

[@cherylsmith2813]

I absolutely love your content. You are the bomb! Thank you for educating us.

[@iainmacinnes1660]

Breathlessness could could also be due to low haemoglobin, as in my case.

[@booklassygarrahan3929]

Thank you for this. I guess I am just a shallow breather. Nothing seems to be wrong otherwise, and they will make me take a few deep breaths and my number goes up.

[@pabloblanco2656]

Excellent lecture. Your explanatory skill is exceptional. To My knowledge no one has covered this topic and I don't know why because it's a common issue so that makes your video stand out

[@clifficus]

Excellent explanation Dr, nicely put, even for a dummy like me. Thank you, 😃👍

[@mallikasundaraj3439]

🙏Dear doc. Happy New year. You explain things with such ease and clarity that speak volumes of your analytical and pragmatic approach to all our anxiety, doubts and unique problems. God bless YOU and your dedicated service.

[@marietaminada7424]

Thank u for the info Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

[@michellen2325]

Thank you very much for this video. I recently noticed that I get purple hands sometimes when I am in a very cold store, but even when I am not cold. I am concerned. I spoke with you several years ago about my a-fib; since then I've been taking magnesium and my episodes were not that frequent; but I still get them. I also realized on my own that I needed a little bit of salt in my diet; I am just tired all the time but all my labs are normal. I am so confused, really. I need a good doctor (who does not try to push more chemicals in my body) and a ver, very good nutritionist..... like extremely good. Usually, nutritionists tell you more about diabetes or weight loss. I've never met a very good nutritionist in my life. I get my information from here and there, from your videos, from Dr. Berg's videos and others.... just bits and pieces. I do believe that my a-fib started when I became a vegan and ate without salt.... I might be wrong, but I know my body; I never had any problem with my heart before. Now I can't go back and eat meat but I might eat a little egg white, very small amount of salmon sometimes. Electrolytes are very, very important with a fib.

[@audreykoko6671]

What a peaceful man, like you already. Thank you for kindness.

[@ketonesnotglucose4978]

The Coronary Artery Calcification test is the most precise indicator of a future cardiac event!! This is what is going to save the most lives!!

[@FullTimePatient37]

What if it reads in the 80s and 70s..I have general Dystonia..my airways very spastic I'm dizzy exhausted and Very tingly 😢😢

[@susanshopsabout943]

Which finger and which hand is the correct one to test with the oximeter? Different fingers give different readings - what does that mean?

[@hemapiyaratna2888]

Thank you for providing extremely helpful information 🙏

[@Fatbum11]

My heartbeat was so low due to my underactive thyroid and my breathlessness due to lack of iron.

[@jemmaroberts8972]

Thank u Dr. Sanjay i had a heart attack 1 month ago. U hv helped me to understand what happened to me through yr teachings. Indeed u are an educator in cardiology. May God continue to bless u beyond measure🙏♥️

[@Team920_]

So sorry to hear of your heart attack. Glad you made it through . What were some of your symptoms?

[@pamelaplante3191]

Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge with us. God bless you and yours with optimal health and longevity. 💙

[@loririner3258]

I look forward to watching your videos. Thank you for taking the time to educate me. 🙏🏼❤️

[@God_lovin_Patriot]

I ditched my cardiologist for you, sir! I've been a student of your channel for several years now. Thanks for another great and thorough video. 🙏

[@fkUtoo]

Bruh I agree these doctors suck!!!

[@TheWinterState]

The problem with the doctors in the US is that they don’t want to continue research or clinical. They don’t attend summits to learn more to understand their patients. It’s as if we have to teach the doctors everything…like help treat us doctors. No extra education given after they graduate besides the basics…it’s sucks and hearts my heart that they put in so much years to not really understand the human body. This doctor is the brain 🧠 the true source…can you move to the US and change the ignorant minds . ❤❤❤ we love you sir

[@norafox4789]

I would love to call you,just because I think you are brilliant!!I am so tired of doctors,I use only herbs+vitamins now.

[@De-ci8lm]

Happy 2022!! Thank you for the medical knowledge you share. Your time is so appreciated and helpful. The content is made simple for lay people to understand. Thank you and God bless!

[@teresanaron9064]

Would a supplementation of nitrous oxide be of any benefit in these situations you speak of ?

[@bingm8109]

I wish someone had given an answer.

[@kylem8117]

Can post COVID POTS cause low oxygen when trying to walk? Blood is pooling in the feet - so would that indicate the blood vessels and nerves can’t constrict to pump the blood adequately too the fingers?

[@hemaraghavan8206]

Loved it Dr.Gupta.so educative,crisp n to the point

[@kamlaarora5640]

doc. my problem of not getting oxygen while lay down on bed started after taking covid varna; I am advised to put my shoulders up, that way it helps. Thanks

[@charlyloman8837]

YOUR SUCH. A GREAT CARDIO DR. YOU EXPLAIN THINGS IN AWAY PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND IT. I DO HAVE A QUESTION MY NEIGHBORS MOTHER HAS CHF AND COPD OXYGEN 3L AS NEEDED AND SHE STILL SMOKES. WHEN EMS CAME TO PICK HER UP ONE NIGHT HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING AND HER PULSE OXY WAS READING 97 THE EMS TOLD THE DAUGHTER THAT BECUZ SHE SMOKES THAT THE PULSE OXY CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CARBON DIOXIDE AND CARBON MONOXIDE AND THATS WHY SHE HAS A HIGH PO2 READING. IT MAKES SENSE, BUT IS IT TRUE? THANX

[@priyalsdubailife1337]

Can tachycardia patients get vaccinated? Pls make a video on this..

[@kamalahdan4654]

Why our doctors never explain .They just give us big prescriptions

[@thaerss16]

Does the oxygen levels differ during an asthma attack or even when you feeling tightness due to wheezing?

[@sporthighlights5393]

T1d blueish lips in the mouth and around the lips have had multiple ekgs heart monitors and ecgs still nothing also I have chest pains heart palpitations shortness of breath etc… still nothing I am 20 years of age comment if you are with me :(

[@nomdeplumei7496]

Dear sir..i am worried about you..are you Okay? You take care of everyone else i do hope you are taking care of yourself. You are a treasure. You are irreplaceable. Are you still mourning your loving father? Love is truely sent to you from this subscriber

[@nobonitaganguly7582]

You are a marvel, doctor!!! God be with you. Always! 🙏🙏

[@julie3650]

Thank you. I recently had bad flu. A chemical sensitivity seemed to complicate it with a dreadful irritated cough in I think my bronchi. I didn’t have pneumonia or any bacterial infection. Since recovery my oximeter shows readings around 93/94% at rest despite feeling ok again. I do get angina at rest sometime. Found this reassuring & informative thanks. Wondering why the low readings though still.