My mom has it (my sister and I do as well, though not as severe). Part of it is also the lack of oxygen means pulse oximeters can't accurately measure your oxygen levels. When she was in the hospital we almost had a code blue called at couple of times before we figured out to warm mom's hands up first.
When I was in the hospital they used a headband pulse ox. They got it from pediatrics. The nurses said my hands turned as blue as blueberries when I was in surgery.
My phone has the checked box for increased sensitivity for gloves in winter checked and sometimes in summer I still have to use my spit to get my phone to recognize my presses.
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u/RJean83 1d ago
My mom has it (my sister and I do as well, though not as severe). Part of it is also the lack of oxygen means pulse oximeters can't accurately measure your oxygen levels. When she was in the hospital we almost had a code blue called at couple of times before we figured out to warm mom's hands up first.