How can you compensate for the loss in terms of oxygen supply?
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When a healthy person has a deficiency of oxygen in the blood (a state called 'hypoxia') caused by reduced oxygen pressure in the air (e.g. at high altitude) or when their upper airway is blocked during sleep (sleep apnoea) their body compensates by increasing blood flow to vital organs and tissues such as the brain .
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