Question

Why do we feel out of breath on a hill station

Answer 1

Answer:

Going up to a hill station just isn't fun when you get headaches, nausea, or shortness of breath--all the signs of altitude sickness. The air at higher altitudes is thinner, and one needs to get used to it to survive it. If you're driving to a hill station, the change happens too quickly to get your body acclimatised.

Answer 2

Answer:

Going up to a hill station just isn't fun when you get headaches, nausea, or shortness of breath--all the signs of altitude sickness. The air at higher altitudes is thinner, and one needs to get used to it to survive it. If you're driving to a hill station, the change happens too quickly to get your body acclimatised.