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Interventional Cardiology (Expert Forum)
oxygen being too low
Answered by
Darcy Green Conaway, MD - General Cardiology, Echocardiology
Truman Medical Center
Questions in the Interventional Cardiology forum are answered by medical professionals affiliated with the Truman Medical Center. Topics covered include acute coronary syndrome, angina , atrial fibrillation , cardiac catheterization , cardiomyopathy , drug abuse & cardiac disease, echocardiography , heart failure , hypertension & heart disease , lipid management , minorities and heart disease, peripheral vascular disease prevention, valvular heart disease , women’s heart health, and the warning signs of a heart attack.
oxygen being too low
by jeffreyrobert, Mar 07, 2008 12:25PM
i have a 5yr old son who has low oxygen and he had blood work and everything done and they say everything is ok and he has asthma too and that is good no wheezin nothing chest is clear did a nebulizer treatment and did nothing for the oxygen level is at 88..the dr want to check it in 4 days do you think something serious should be looked at or to wait is ok..his lips are not blue either..so if you could give me some feedback i would so appreciate..thanks so much
Doctor's Answer
by Darcy Green Conaway, MD, Mar 07, 2008 08:48PM
, Mar 07, 2008 08:48PM
Member Comments (1)
by codersue, Feb 12, 2009 08:49PM
A related discussion, Should Hypoxemia be coded w/CHF was started.
