Re: Oxygen Therapy? - Whats the final word.

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Re: Oxygen Therapy? - Whats the final word.

Posted by John Len on December 20, 2001 at 10:18:16:
In Reply to: Oxygen Therapy? - Whats the final word. posted by OxygenRX on December 20, 2001 at 09:46:42:
Why not get your doctor to check your daytime oxygen levels. That would give you a baseline in order to asertain if you truly need daytime oxygen.Since you obviously had a sleep study check back with them as to you need for daytime oxygen.As far as the dentist he probably gave you some happy juice mixed in with the oxygen.Believe me when i tell you i use daytime oxygen and it is both expensive and a pain in the neck to deal with.

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What are the right O2 #s? LindaL 11:39 12/20/01 (0)

Re: Oxygen Therapy? - Whats the final word. Pat 11:04 12/20/01 (4)

Re: Oxygen Therapy? - Whats the final word. John Len 16:27 12/20/01 (3)

Pat and John, would you kindly explain what oxygen Peter Johnson 21:28 12/20/01 (2)

Re: Pat and John, would you kindly explain what oxygen John Len 20:02 12/21/01 (1)

Re: Pat and John, would you kindly explain what oxygen Frank 08:18 12/22/01 (0)

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