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Highlights Experts advise against unnecessary use of oxygen Oxygen level up to 94-95 should be considered fine New Delhi: Amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, an acute shortage of oxygen supply has been reported in various parts of the country. However, the experts say that there will be no such crisis if the available oxygen is used judiciously. Several doctors and experts advised against unnecessary use of oxygen for COVID patients. The question arises – What is the right oxygen level for an individual? At what point should one consult a doctor and get oxygen support? Dr Jitendra Kumar told ...

Apr 19, 2021, 15:25 PM IST New Delhi: Amid the reports of shortage of oxygen supply and beds in Indian hospitals, a social media post has gone viral that claims that a 'homemade remedy' can help a person in increasing the oxygen level.  The viral post which has also been shared by Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi says that camphor, lavang (clove), ajwain and a few drops of eucalyptus oil help in increasing oxygen levels and congestion.  It reads, "Camphor, lavang, ajwain, few drops eucalyptus oil. Make potli and keep smelling it throughout the day. This helps increase oxygen levels and co...

Highlights Dr Chaturvedi suggested that those who have COVID symptoms and are unable to easily get a bed in a hospital should go home hospitalisation When oxygen level begins to fall below 94, one should lie upside down - three times a day for two to two hours, this will help in stabilising one's oxygen level New Delhi: As COVID-19 cases are rising in Delhi, where several state-run hospitals overran by the influx of patients, people are unable to find beds for their near nad dear ones. Lt Gen retd Dr Ved Chaturvedi, Rheumatologist, Ganga Ram Hospital, extended his valuable advice on home hosp...

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