As someone in a similar situation but without the medical experience, can you share what are some of the non-obvious (i.e. not brought up by LLMs) risks of self-procuring and applying oxygen?
I’d expect the LLM to raise the considerations that matter most, but those are:
Too much oxygen is also a problem. You can both under-dose and overdose.
If you lack experience, you might miss cases where you ought to be going to the ER, and instead you’re self-treating poorly at home.
If you could find a doctor who informally signed off on self-administering, or you really really trust you research skills, then maybe try it, but I’d caution against.
As someone in a similar situation but without the medical experience, can you share what are some of the non-obvious (i.e. not brought up by LLMs) risks of self-procuring and applying oxygen?
I’d expect the LLM to raise the considerations that matter most, but those are:
Too much oxygen is also a problem. You can both under-dose and overdose.
If you lack experience, you might miss cases where you ought to be going to the ER, and instead you’re self-treating poorly at home.
If you could find a doctor who informally signed off on self-administering, or you really really trust you research skills, then maybe try it, but I’d caution against.