Is oxygen saturation level in between 90-92 is acceptable for an 55 year old female who has recently undergone spinal surgery?

For immediate and accurate medical advice, please consult a medical professional.

Generally, an oxygen saturation level between 90-92% may be considered low and could warrant medical attention, especially for a post-operative patient. An oxygen saturation level of 95% or higher in considered normal. However, oxygen requirements and tolerance levels can vary from person to person, considering underlying conditions and their impact on respiratory function.

Post-surgery, it is crucial to maintain adequate oxygen levels to ensure proper healing and oxygenation of tissues. If these values have prolonged and not improve despite oxygen support.

Therefore, it is essential to address this with the treating medical team who is managing the patients care and can properly assess her unique circumstances, medical history, and current condition to give suitable recommendation and treatment as the context warrants.