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my lips are like purple. does that mean I'm not getting enough oxygen?

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Hi

Purple lips can be a sign of low oxygen levels - but it isn't that straight forward. Have you ever had your oxygen levels assessed? It certainly would be worth speaking to your GP or respiratory nurse about it.

Mark

Yep I think you need to see the doc about this, please take care and let us know how you get on.

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I would think you need your blood gases checked as Mark says, contact your respiratory nurse or GP.

Best wishes

Jo :-)

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i agree with mark get checked :)

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