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Question On Carbon Dioxide Measurement
Have been told the increase of carbon dioxide is the real danger of having low blood oxygen. Why doesn't some smart scientist invent a way to measure carbon dioxide other than a blood test? I had previously asked how much damage one could get from having blood ox in the 80s for a few hours and told the bigger concern would be high carbon dioxide.
High carbon dioxide doesn't always follow low blood O2 saturation, but it's definitely a factor and relatively common. If we're sick enough to be hospitalized, it's almost a sure thing that our CO2 is higher than normal and climbing. As for something other than a blood test, I know a bunch of people who've been trying to figure that out for a long time, but no luck so far.
Does Anyone Experience High Carbon Dioxide Levels?
Stg 3 Copd Here. Show's Upper 90's Oxg [too High] On Pulse Meter So How To Get Rid Of The Carbon Dioxide And Drop To 92 Or So.
I Was Just Told I Had 32 Level Of Carbon Monoxide In My Blood Test,is This Common With COPD And Is It Concerning
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