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What are the consequences of not staying on oxygen 24/7?
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Cardiac: If you are experiencing low oxygen levels, then your lung blood vessels clamp down and place extra strain on your heart. If you need oxygen, it is best to wear it as much as possible.
Answered 12/3/2019
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