Is oxygen low in higher altitudes?
Yes, oxygen is lower in higher altitudes
Last updated on 19 May 2023
Any level above 8000 feet above sea level one can experience altitude concern
The advantage of altitude training is that the muscles get a natural boost when more oxygen is available during lower-altitude competitions.
If you have altitude sickness you should first acclimatise with the enviroment for 24-48 hours before stepping out to do any activity.
High altitudes may mean ambient pressure can drop below vapour pressure hence, you might feel lethargy, sometimes unconciousness and if you are unable to cope up then connect with a doctor to know the best treatment.
At higher altitudes such as on top of a mountain, the air is less dense and this means that the partial pressure of oxygen is lower. Hence, the fall in atmospheric pressure at higher altitude decreases the partial pressure of inspired oxygen
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