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Might i increase my oxygen level in my blood by exercising even when i have anaemia?

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Anemia means: Low hemoglobin, low oxygen carrrying capacity. So, higher fio2 or exercise could increase dissolved o2, without increasing adequate delivery to your organs...If not, we would have no need for blood.

Dr Baez agreed

Answered 6/11/2018

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