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FEV1, O2 Sat with and without exercise
- Thread starter LouLou
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Most people don't have sat monitors so they would have to have it done in clinci and as far as I know it is not common for cf clinic's to do this.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Most people don't have sat monitors so they would have to have it done in clinci and as far as I know it is not common for cf clinic's to do this.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Most people don't have sat monitors so they would have to have it done in clinci and as far as I know it is not common for cf clinic's to do this.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Most people don't have sat monitors so they would have to have it done in clinci and as far as I know it is not common for cf clinic's to do this.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Most people don't have sat monitors so they would have to have it done in clinci and as far as I know it is not common for cf clinic's to do this.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Most people don't have sat monitors so they would have to have it done in clinci and as far as I know it is not common for cf clinic's to do this.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
Now, a year and a half ago when I was in the hopsital I had mine tested and it didn't change much when I rode the exercise bike. My hear rate spike to 160 but I it did not effect my sats which ranged from 92-94 at the time.
My resting Sats at my last Dr. Appt. were 93. My fev1 is 31. I can't tolerate much more than a brisk walk for exercise now days.
FEV1: 60%
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
FEV1: 60%
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
FEV1: 60%
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
FEV1: 60%
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
FEV1: 60%
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
FEV1: 60%
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.
sats: 96-97% with rest
HR: 95-110 resting
sats with exercise: 83%
Does anyone know WHY O2 sats drop during exercise? Like for some people in my FEV1 category, it looks like they tolerate exercise... Why wouldn't I? Does it have nothing to do with FEV1? Does it have to do with my asthma component and tightening of my broncial tubes?
Just curious. Don't mean to hyjak this post. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Oh, and yeah, most clinics don't check for this unless there is a problem. I had to ask my clinic to check me a year ago cause my HR went up so high with exercise so they had to "prove" with the 84% O2 to my insurance that I needed to monitor it with a pulse ox at home.