In addition to coughing and wheezing, what other problems can taking in less oxygen cause in a person’s body? Please help. Thank you thank you.

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In addition to coughing and wheezing, what other problems can taking in less oxygen cause in a person’s body?

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Lips turning blue, this is a common sign when the heat is being starved of oxygen

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