Syag -“i have to disagree on this”
YOU ARE Right.
But a lot of Med. Professionals are not uptodate, Just like our Gov.
From USPharmacists:
“In a recent editorial in the New York Times, Dr. Richard Levitan, a New Hampshire�based emergency medicine physician with a specialty in intubation, noted that a substantial percentage of patients he saw while working in a busy New York hospital in March suffered from silent hypoxia. They were utterly unaware they had low, sometimes extremely low, oxygen levels and clearly compromised lungs with moderate-to-severe pneumonia.
“Widespread pulse oximetry screening for COVID pneumonia�whether people check themselves on home devices or go to clinics or doctors� offices�could provide an early warning system for the kinds of breathing problems associated with COVID pneumonia,� he wrote.
He urged patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 to check their blood oxygen levels with a pulse oximeter for 2 weeks after diagnosis or any symptom onset to detect dropping oxygen levels before pneumonia advanced.”