The Covid epidemic has started increasing again. In such a situation, you should always keep 5 medical gadgets with you. There are many options in these from Portable ECG Monitor to Pulse Oximeters.
Covid is on the rise once again. The government is also once again alerting the people regarding Covid. We all know that the medical system is under a lot of pressure at this time. In such a situation, we have to take care of ourselves. Today we are telling you about some such medical gadgets which you should always keep at home.
A contactless IR thermometer
It can measure your temperature without having to place a thermometer in your mouth or under your armpit. This device has become very important. You must keep it at home.
Glucometer
Glucometer helps in measuring the level of glucose in the blood. This device is a must have for those people who are suffering from diabetes.
Pulse Oximeters
It has become extremely important to track the blood oxygen level or SpO2 level. Nowadays there are many such smartwatches which come with SpO2 sensor. But instead you should keep a pulse oximeter with you at home. With this you can measure your blood oxygen.
Blood pressure machine
You should always carry an electronic blood pressure machine with you. You can check your pulse rate through blood pressure machine.
Portable ECG Monitor
You should have a portable ECG monitor at your home that works with a smartphone app. Through this you can measure your ECG and keep track of your heart health. Let us tell you that most smartwatches like Apple Watch, Fitbit etc. have an in-built heart rate tracker, so that you can continuously monitor your heart rate.
Need to be careful till the third week of January
Due to the increasing outbreak of Covid on a large scale in China, alarm bells have started ringing all over the world once again. Dr Randeep Guleria, former director of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi told NDTV that the next few days are very important for India.
Dr Guleria said, “It is the holiday season in the next few days and many people will be traveling in India and also abroad, and they may bring with them the infection which may be present in some other part of the world, when they come back The number of cases in India may increase.”
Dr Guleria said, “There could be a rise two or three weeks after the travel season ends, and we need to be more careful till the third week of January.” He said that India is in a much better position than it was two years ago.
News Source: Navhbarattimes