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Oxygen saturation of 92 or 93 should not be considered critical, says Randeep Guleria

Oxygen saturation of 92 or 93 should not be considered critical, says Randeep Guleria Updated: Updated: May 06, 2021 17:28 IST This level is only a buffer that enables a patient to reach hospital on time: AIIMS director Share Article AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria. File Photo. This level is only a buffer that enables a patient to reach hospital on time: AIIMS director Oxygen saturation of 92 or 93 in COVID-19 patients should not be considered critical; instead, this level is only a buffer that enables the patient to reach hospital on time, according to All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) director Randeep Guleria. In a statement released by the Health Ministry on Thursday, he advised that judicious use of oxygen was the need of the hour.

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Experts say oxygen concentrators can be used only in moderate COVID-19 cases, not by all

Experts say oxygen concentrators can be used only in moderate COVID-19 cases, not by all According to the health ministry, the experts also made it clear that using oxygen concentrators without medical guidance can be very harmful. Share Via Email | A+A A- Relatives carry a COVID-19 positive patient on oxygen support to Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital, amid a countrywide hike in coronavirus cases, in Prayagraj, Wednesday. (Photo | PTI) By PTI NEW DELHI: Health experts on Saturday said oxygen concentrators can be used only in moderate cases of COVID-19 when a patient experiences a drop in oxygen level and not by everyone who finds it below acceptable limits.

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Using oxygen concentrator without medical guidance can be harmful: Experts

Using oxygen concentrator without medical guidance can be harmful: Experts By IANS | 6 Views Unnao victim off ventilator support, condition improves. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, May 1 : Experts have recently warned that using oxygen concentrators without medical guidance can be very harmful. Speaking at a webinar organised by PIB, Covid Co-ordinator, St. John s Medical College Hospital in Bengaluru, Chaitanya H. Balakrishnan said, Patients with moderate pneumonia induced by Covid-19 with oxygen saturation less than 94 can benefit from supplemental oxygen given through oxygen concentrator, but only till they get hospital admission. However, patients using it themselves without suitable medical advice can be harmful.

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Can oxygen concentrator be used without medical guidance?

Updated: May 1, 2021, 06:27 PM IST Experts have warned that using oxygen concentrators without medical guidance can be very harmful. Speaking at a webinar organised by PIB, COVID co-ordinator, St. John s Medical College Hospital in Bengaluru, Chaitanya H. Balakrishnan said, Patients with moderate pneumonia induced by Covid-19 with oxygen saturation less than 94 can benefit from supplemental oxygen given through oxygen concentrator, but only till they get hospital admission. However, patients using it themselves without suitable medical advice can be harmful. Oxygen concentrators are simple devices that do precisely what their name promises - they take in ambient air and increase the oxygen concentration, by filtering out and throwing away nitrogen.

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